Automaton Lung

i really want to love it, but the gameplay was quite mid. The aesthetic was awesome though, i really love the looks and feel of the 3d/low poly environment. The overworld exploration and all its worlds are great, but then i really am confused as to why the first half of the game has you manually select levels, i wouldve loved it better if it felt more like a continuous space rather than simply buttons to press that has you spawn in a small world. overall this is a good surreal game, but lacks things that i hope heart will manage to do better

I loved the game, my only and probably biggest gripe would be the odd level select screen but I had no problem accepting it as something that made the game what it is. Human expression was able to shine through all of it and I really loved the music, the visuals and the game feel, every little experimental thing felt good to do, the platforming was a real highlight for me. The collectathon aspect was enjoyable and it didn't feel annoying for me at any point, which is something really nice since I don't even like to do a 100% run of games that heavily base themselves on collecting but I did for this one. An alternative experience for people searching for something simple but fun and absolutely a heir of the early indie 2000's scene. Luke Vincent, I deeply thank you for bringing this to Steam.

A lovely collectathon platformer that is rough around the edges in the cutest and most endearing way. Feels like a love letter to late 90s-early 20s shareware games. Loved my time with it.

I played this for a minute on my 3DS back in the day and really enjoyed it, and now that I've finally beaten it, I can say it's a pretty darn good time. That 3DS eShop aesthetic is something I don't see too often, yet when a game has it like this with all it's blurry textures and polygonal landscapes, it just pulls me in. If I had to sum up this game (gameplay-wise) I'd say it's similar to a Metroid Prime game with all the weapon unlocks and platforming through weird, unknown landscapes, just without a lot of the bosses or progression items and more platforming segments instead. Just a straightforward hunt for chips to the end. The platforming is experimental, yes, and I could see people not really enjoying it, but personally I did. The game is mostly about finding the highest point to jump from (or hover from) to get to your target location, which is very unique. Overall I had a good time, and the relaxing music and dreamy locations were a fun environment to wander through. Not for everyone, but if it looks up your alley, give it a go! :)

To think this was made for a 3ds, so impressive! Fun explore game. Janky and fun.

Short n' sweet and I like the vibe of the environments