Isolomus

very strange but also cool game. it uses stopmotion clay to portray everything. it says a lot about modern day life without ever actually speaking a word. very ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ loud tho. turn the volume way down before u even start playing else u get earraped with the first click.

Intriguing little game, love the way of story telling and player engagement set up I want to eat them all!

really cool game, great art and some unique visual ideas. absorbs you quickly as you descend into madness. its very short but i would love to see a longer game in this surreal style

11/10.. Crazy amount of symbolism and pretty eye opening frr

I can scarcely find the words to articulate the bizarre, nigh cryptic spectacle I have just had the honor of witnessing. Notwithstanding my lingering perplexity regarding the experience, this creation unveiled itself as a truly breathtaking, existence-altering epiphany. The symphonic symbiosis of a morbidly bleak atmosphere, the tactile rawness of modeling clay, and the masterful deceleration of the stop-motion technique evoked such a profound, visceral discomfort that merely playing through it became an act of masochistic fascination, 10/10.

Isolomus was an interesting short horror game. The developers use of claymation sets this apart from your typical short horror game. With scenes that make you feel uneasy and a level of story-telling you have to pay attention to understand, Isolomus is without a doubt worth the playthrough. For its price of .99 cents and the fact that it occasionally goes on sale for .49 cents, I'd say its worth its price for half an hour content. The only setback in my opinion is that you can't display their achievements/completionist in your showcase. Did enjoy the playthroughs though. Bought during Autumn Sale.