Firmament

It's been three years and still no AI disclosure on the store page. Game wise, it's fine. Weak for cyan, but fine. For a company that prides themselves on immersive worlds it really feels like they dropped the ball. The story and environment don't resolve or explain anything about the world you're in, what the people in it do or why, or what the big puzzle locations are actually for. You can see their *mechanical* function, but unlike their previous games there is no explanation of what these things are *needed* for. There's also more leaning on trial and error than the previous entries.

I can't recommend this game enough. This studio has been a perpetual underdog and the only that can create this exact genre perfectly. I literally cannot wait for whatever is next. (Hopefully a new game in the Myst universe with an unlimited budget)

GREAT GAME , LOVRD IT . THE ONLY MINOR THING, I WOULD OF LIKED TO BE ABLE BIND THE KEYBOARD LETTERS TO MY MOUSE. WITHIN THE SETTINGS.

Game was great Had complex puzzles yet they were not tedious. Very much enjoyed it

This game is really cool along with being mechanically and visually great. I did find myself looking up more solutions as I progressed through the game as I was kind of eager to finish it and move on. I think that's mostly due to not wanting to spend significant periods of time stuck trying to figure out how to proceed and possibly not being able to without help! It's much more focused on understanding and manipulating your physical environment and figuring out through trial and error, which I am not the biggest fan of as a gameplay mechanic and from a time management perspective. I'm not sure how long it would take me to figure this game out fully without assistance if ever I would be able to do that. For people who enjoy that challenge and struggle and for the young minds out there this could be a great game.

Amazing puzzle game and a masterpiece from Cyan. Amazing story, great puzzles and incredible enviromental design! Dont play it in VR though, the game was very clearly not designed for it and they did not put a lot of effort into adapting it for VR.