LIMINAL WATERS

Best <10.00 game I ever bought. Exercises your mind and be ready, especially in higher levels, for some class leading visuals. Save points are not part of the bargain, and perhaps I wish they were (Had to leave rather suddenly once... GRRR) but by NO means a dealbreaker. And sound design... MAN!! This person and his/her team knows their stuff! : ) Oh only one clue - the keycard is BLUE. all I'm sayin. ENJOY! worth more than the equivalent amount of miles on the Ohio Turnpike, and I SWEAR it takes you further! (Better places, too!) : ) wish I could have given MORE than 1 measly thumb-up!

This game was a total mind F. Started pretty slow and I got a tad bored as it just looked and played like most games that are similar. But it quickly picks up and the ending I got was insanely good. 5 out of 5.

Really fun and relaxing to play!

** to the developers** i only have to complaints. 1. Please add something to allow us to turn downs water sound when walking through water. my viewers have stated it's very loud and I agree. 2. Some sort of quick save system or checkpoints in each level. other than that I am loving this game and so are my viewers! Currently on Stage 5 and i found your massive secret and hope to get back to it to finish that part and then finish the rest of the game.

Quite a unique experience, definitely has some indie charm to it. I like the creativity and variety in all the different poolrooms. Not a huge fan of the desert stuff, but there's this bug where you can fly around if you grab some giant golden pot lid, so that was kinda fun to mess with. Overall pretty good, but lacking a bit of polish: - Esc doesn't close pause menu - Jumping under an arch corridor lets the camera clip through the ceiling (but only on the right hand side). Maybe there's something weird with the camera's pivot, because it can also clip through some walls if you rotate the camera at some angles. - No save system. Should be pretty easy to just save 3d coordinates for the player state, per level, with a reset option, which is the way POOLS does it. - FOV resets to some insane high value every time a level loads. I have to bring it down to the middle (normal-looking) values every time. - Some low res textures - Some reflections from across the wall show through the ceiling/floor - Might look better with more indirect lighting? Maybe turn the indirect intensity up a bit, idk Just an idea, but it might look cool to have water caustics (in brighter-lit areas of water, o…

An absolute must for liminal walking simulators. Gorgeous, surreal designs, some truly jaw-dropping moments, as well as some very effective and well thought-out horror elements that don't feel copy/pasted from other similar games. Super fun to explore. Only serious complaint is that there isn't a save game option so you have to play the level through before exiting in order to not lose progress, but at least the levels aren't too long to where you feel trapped and there are plenty to explore. Some minor changes I would also make are adding an auto-run option and maybe less splashing sounds when calmly walking through the water. Overall absolutely worth it and a great experience I'll probably return to before too long. Definitely buy if you're a fan of POOLS, Dreamcore, LiminalCore, etc.