Aleph

Uuh not sure what exactly was going on at any time but it was an experience i guess? Try it out yourself i couldn't possibly even begin to describe what this was...

Quite elegant and poetic. The script is challenging and certainly fits the atmosphere. It certainly leaves interest in further engagement going deeper into the references. All in all, a feast for the eyes and ears and very relaxing.

A very poetic game. It’s a shame there aren't more like it, or rather, that they’re so hard to find. I only discovered this one thanks to a curator. It's a small but definitely interesting experience.

20 minute game where you slowly walk around mostly bland environments while some guy rambles about uninteresting philosophy. also if it weren't for the painfully slow walking speed this game would probably be like 5 minutes long.

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] You walk around a do a few tasks (I wouldn't call them "puzzles") while the game spouts philosophical nonsense at you. There's not really any story, and the entire game lasts 30 minutes. As a humorous aside, there is another game on Steam named "Aleph". If you have them both installed, neither works. I'm pretty sure this is due to a Steam bug, rather than anything done by this developer. Unfortunately I don't think there's much to recommend here.

I would say this is game almost feels like an attempt to be artistic. It can look kind of interesting, and I almost think it has something profound to say, but it never felt like it actually said or did anything truly profound. It feels like one of those modern art exhibitions where they tried something that looked unusual, but never had a lot of substance behind it. I like interesting, philosophical games that change how I see the world. I just can't think of anyone I would recommend this game to.