Miralab

Miralab is a 3rd person single player systems based explorer played through the unique perspective of an immortal jellyfish’s cyclical life stages: embryo, baby, adult and a reversal back to embryo. Play with time and memory to uncover secrets and solve puzzles embedded within this complex eco-system which changes every cycle based on your choices. Gain a new perspective on life, death, and the passing of time as you experience mortality in a new way. Creative Director: Amanda Tasse My Role: Designer www.miralabgame.com

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