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Professor Brain was experimenting to create waves that increase the brain power, but his experiments went horribly wrong (as always) and made every person DUMB.

Now they don't even know what to do in their daily lives. So he quickly makes an app where people can post their questions and get replies from YOU. Don't look surprised there is an app for literally anything these days.

Quick Guide to Dumbocalypse

Your job is to reply people the best you can in order to keep the balance of this planet. Just be cautious.

Don't populate the earth too much
Don't make the humans go extinct
Don't make them too sad
Don't make them too happy

See how simple this was. Now go on help those poor souls and don't forget to have fun!

Does the game use any third-party tools or frameworks for its development?

The game relies on WebGL as its primary development tool.

Which category represents the game’s type?

The best fit for this game is the Casual category.

Who is behind the coding and design of this game?

The studio that worked on the development of this game is Monish Vyas.

Is this game suitable for all age groups?

Kids, Teens, Young Adults, Adults, Seniors age groups can play this game comfortably.

Who is this game primarily targeted towards in terms of gender?

This game is intended for Male & Female players.

What are the relevant tags for this game?

The keywords describing the nature of this game are point-and-click.

Does the game show any blood-related visuals?

Yes, Dumbocalypse shows graphic content involving blood.

Does the game contain any violent or cruel elements?

Yes, Dumbocalypse involves acts of cruelty or harm.

Can this game be played by children without concern?

No, Dumbocalypse would not be appropriate for children to engage with.