Somerville

A stunning adventure amidst an alien invasion. The atmosphere and visual aesthetics here are top notch. I was often just staring off into the various environments throughout the game. Movement overall feels a bit sluggish. I had no big frustrations getting through more complex segments of the game. However, the main character moves as though they have concrete boots on at all times, like wading through molasses. Story get's a bit cryptic towards the end, but everything on screen is gorgeous and bursting with energy. Definitely would recommend if you're looking for a sci-fi adventure on the shorter side.

Really good visual storytelling. Perspectives use in camera angles was particularly well done. Puzzles were decent, took a little thinking sometimes. Just had a bad time with the boat section where it stuttered and took many tries to not get glitched out.

За густую атмосферу простил всё. И управление, и неинтуитивные подсказки, и посредственные головоломки, и непонятное распределение игрового процесса (пол игры сидим в шахтах зачем-то), и ещё много чего...Но, как же хорошо игра выглядит и звучит, как же круто подан лор, полное ощущение присутствия.

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Pros: Absolutely gorgeous and cinematic (I almost gave a recommendation based on that alone) Cons: Extremely slow character, bordering on molasses at many points Characters never speak, so hard to get invested in them Ending made me just say "what?" and not in a cool way

The game tries to show its uniqueness, but it does it in a way that leaves the gamers not so delightful. I loved the graphics, character's superpowers and how these superpowers were used in the game to progress, and effort that the developers put into the presentation of the story. But, after a certain point in the game, there is this surreal gameplay, and hence storyline, which makes you question "Where will the game head and how will it end?". But then, after a few phases you end up finishing the game, and it is not a satisfactory ending. I think, the developers could've found a better way to develop this game in a more obvious way, so the gamers would have understood the story and things they wanted to show & tell more. But if you find games like Limbo and Inside fun, you might want to give Somerville a shot.