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# 🧟 Brain Eating Zombies **A comedic survival apocalypse where your worst enemy is your own thoughts.** Zombies don't track you by scent, sound, or sight — they detect *thinking*. Solve a math problem? You're a beacon. Panic? You're dinner. Argue philosophy? You just became a regional emergency. The only defense? A tinfoil hat and the willingness to stay profoundly unstimulated. ## What to Expect - **Supernatural zombie detection** — Thought intensity drives encounter escalation. Daydreaming is safe. Planning tactics is not. - **Chain-reaction encounters** — Zombies are easy alone, but fighting requires focus, and focus attracts more zombies, and more zombies cause panic, and panic attracts *even more* zombies. - **Hidden survival tracking** — Food and hydration are silently monitored behind the scenes. You won't see the meters. You'll feel them. - **Procedural environments** — Branching, fog-of-war exploration with sensory cues, lootable nodes, and architectural hazards. - **Bizarre weather** — Rain at dawn, snow by noon, sandstorm at dinner, clear skies at midnight. The apocalypse doesn't do forecasts. - **Memorable NPCs** — Procedurally named survivors like *Butcher GiggleSlap*, *Scout TiptoeMayhem*, and *Librarian HushDetonation*, each with distinct personalities, survival habits, and hidden agendas. - **Four zombie types** — Forgetful Standards, furniture-throwing Brutes, trap-dodging Brainiacs (perpetual wedgie included), and wall-climbing Gluttons who screech so loud they accidentally misdirect their own horde. ## Tone Grimy. Rainy. Lonely. Tense. Weirdly cozy. Occasionally *very* stupid. Foil hat culture is real. Philosophy is treated as a biohazard. Survivors bond awkwardly over canned food in crumbling gas stations while trying very hard not to think about whether they're thinking too hard about not thinking.

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