

NUMERIC
UMBRESS · 2018 · Indie, Action, Adventure, Casual, Simulation
PC
Mostly Positive74% · 35 📉 Recent reviews down 58%
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About NUMERIC
After a long sleep, the Model "98" finds itself in an abandoned place away from the usual house. There is little left in the memory, in addition to the memory of old friends. Where are they? What happened, why is everything so empty and lonely around? We'll have to go a very long way, full of dangers and unpredictable turns, to find out the answers to all the questions!You have to meet a variety of characters, some of which can behave in a hostile way towards you. During your journey, the "98" will appear in a variety of colorful places. In addition to the obstacles that can kill the main character, you will have to deal with various puzzles that require a decision to move on the way to answers. How will this trip end? It's up to you...
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Indie game that combines platforming with puzzles, where you explore the world ✅Nice, colorful graphics and great atmospheric locations ✅Cool soundtrack that fits the game ✅Simple controls ✅Some puzzles are actually fun and require a bit of thought ❌The levels are very varied; there's a harder level, and the next one is very easy ❌The price should be even lower; there are definitely better games at this price (you can finish the game in under an hour) ❌Very repetitive levels ❌No option to turn off the soundtrack (I like it, but there's no way to turn it off) ✅✅Verdict: [strike] Very Bad [/strike] , [strike] Bad [/strike] , [strike] Average [/strike] , [b] Decent [/b] , [strike] Good [/strike] , [strike] Very Good [/strike] (Rating scale for tested games)15 found this helpful
Our gaming community decided on a challenge. Pair up and gift a gamer an indie game under $5, play it around an hour and write a review. So, here I am. Playing this indie platform-puzzle game where I am wandering around a No Man's Sky-esc world as a box with bad grammar. As far as cheap indie games go the music is nice and the artwork is pleasant enough. If puzzle/platformers are your area expertise then this game might take up a few hours and give you some enjoyment. Sadly, that is not me. Not only am I not a huge fan of this genre/game style but I don't feel it's a good kind of puzzle/platformer because, IMO, it does those parts poorly. The puzzles are difficult and neither is the platforming. What make this game poor is the camera angles and controls. Clunky and cannot combine movements (poor controls). Camera - your behind the robot, then looking at its side, then suddenly in first person and you can't tell which way is up or down, making me wish the box's manufacturer slapped on a this way up sticker. Poor controls - up and down moves, left and right is camera so every time you do something its slow. You just line it up perfectly and go, as soon as the nausea from constan…6 found this helpful
4/10 there is potential here but as it stands I would not recommend1 found this helpful
Nice atmospheric adventure wher eyou can jump and enjoy nice views.1 found this helpful
NUMERIC is an indie adventure game developed and published by UMBRESS that combines exploration, puzzle-solving, and storytelling within a mysterious and often melancholic setting. The game follows Model "98," a character who awakens after a long period of inactivity only to discover that the familiar world once known has changed dramatically. With memories fragmented and old companions nowhere to be found, the protagonist begins a journey across strange landscapes in search of answers. This simple premise serves as the foundation for a narrative focused on curiosity, discovery, and the emotional impact of isolation. The strongest aspect of NUMERIC is its atmosphere. From the opening moments, the game creates a sense of uncertainty that encourages players to investigate every corner of the environment. The world feels abandoned yet strangely beautiful, presenting colorful locations that contrast with the loneliness at the heart of the story. Rather than overwhelming players with exposition, the game gradually reveals pieces of information through exploration and encounters, allowing the mystery to unfold naturally. This approach makes progression feel rewarding, as each new area o…
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