OVIVO

Very artsy and it's nice art as far as a black-white colour scheme goes, but playing the game the view is very zoomed in so that you mostly don't see the art, but just smooth curves without any meaning. When you complete the level the whole level is zoomed out so much that you can't really appreciate the many details anymore. So, from my perspective, even though the art is nice, you don't get to enjoy the art very much. The gameplay is what matters most to me and here the gameplay is very flat. There are very few options, so the gameplay is not interesting enough. The difficulty is on the easy side as well. So the game comes down to a walk through a gallery you can't see properly. Not recommended.

Beautiful. No other words can describe it. Marvel of sound and sight, beauty in simplicity, complexity in design. Mostly the game is an art showcase, but traversing the artpieces has meaning of its own. Abstract in most ways, there is nothing to compare this game to. Some platforming was lovingly challenging, not too difficult, but enough to not breeze through without issues. The music, perfectly complementing the journey, carries the same mood and atmosphere, of surrealism, of complexity in simplicity. Short enough to fit into an afternoon, resonant enough to inhabit dreams, certainly worth the price of admission.

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OVIVO is a thoughtfully crafted puzzle-platformer developed and published by IzHard that proves a memorable experience does not require elaborate visuals or complex mechanics. Built around the concept of duality, the game places players in control of a small sphere named OVO, whose journey unfolds across a surreal world divided into black and white. Every area represents a delicate balance between opposing forces, transforming what initially appears to be a minimalist adventure into a clever exploration of motion, perception, and harmony. Rather than relying on dialogue or traditional storytelling, OVIVO communicates its themes through environmental symbolism, abstract imagery, and carefully designed gameplay that encourages players to interpret the world for themselves. The defining feature of OVIVO is its original movement system. OVO can travel freely within surfaces that match its current color, but crossing into the opposite color instantly changes gravity and momentum. This mechanic creates a continuous flow between movement and puzzle-solving, requiring players to carefully judge speed, trajectory, and timing. As the adventure progresses, the stages gradually introduce more…

Controller issues when steam input is enabled. Unpausing causes arbitrary warping. It's a shame and I would like to play this more if these issues get fixed.

Veľmi pekná hra . Odporúčam kúpu. 🤍🖤 Very beautiful game . I recommend 🖤🤍