Flowers on the trunk
Cacao flowers grow directly on the trunk and older branches. Botanists call this cauliflory.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew ↗THEOB FIELD GAMES / AMAZON JOURNEYS
Cacao Canopy
A little courage. A closer look. A forest full of stories.
CACAO FINDS0
FIELD NOTES0 / 3
TRIES LEFT3
TO STATION97m
← → or A / D to move · Space to jump · hold E + move to swing, release E to land.
At a wide stream, jump toward the hanging vine while holding E. Escape pauses.
NOTICE / LEARN / RETURN
The forest is the classroom.
Three field markers reveal these stories as you travel. This is an imagined Amazon trail; the finds are game tokens.
Small wings, a large role
Tiny flies, including midges, pollinate cacao flowers in the wild. A forest's smallest inhabitants can matter to its largest stories.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew ↗Inside a cacao pod
The beans used to make chocolate are cacao seeds. They grow inside a pod, surrounded by pulp.
Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew ↗THEOB / OBSERVE THE JOURNEY
Play leaves a trail.
Completed journeys join this game's project journal. Compare the same course and seed, or take a replay with you.
Scene examples contain one image, camera matrices, world state and its action replay. They do not contain segmentation masks. The reference player reads obstacle positions; it is a scripted baseline.
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