Waveform

Waveform is a neat little game with a unique idea that’s surprisingly fun to play around with. It’s worth giving a shot.

The game might have been decent on tablets or other touchscreen devices, but on PC definitely not.

I just didn't enjoy it, but according to the reviews, I'm in the minority I guess. I ended up removing it from my account even.

Waveform, developed and published by Eden Industries, is a distinctive action-puzzle title that builds its entire experience around a single, unconventional idea and then explores it with surprising depth. Set against a stylized journey through space, the game replaces traditional character control with something far more abstract: players guide a beam of light that moves in a continuous wave, shaping its motion by adjusting frequency and amplitude. It’s a concept that sounds technical on paper but quickly becomes intuitive in practice, allowing players to “feel” their way through levels as they learn how subtle adjustments affect movement across the screen. The core mechanic is what defines Waveform, and it is both its greatest strength and its most limiting factor. Instead of directly steering an object, you manipulate the wave itself, stretching or compressing it to align with floating particles while avoiding hazards. Early stages ease players into this system, offering a gentle introduction that feels almost relaxing. However, as new elements are introduced—such as environmental distortions, teleportation mechanics, and moving obstacles—the simplicity begins to unfold into so…

i dont know why i buy this bully ♥♥♥♥ game 😭

How is it that a game so simple crashes SO MUCH