Interior Worlds

Gameplay is incredibly boring, I'd rather just walk through the maps at my own pace with no objective than take pictures of the same smoke orb 12+ times each level. It would be cool if you had to do specific things to get a variety of map specific ghosts or anomalies to spawn. (There's a few aliens to find but they aren't any different from each other.) The tedious aspect of going around and doing the same chore again and again takes away from the great atmosphere and maps the game has.

Very repetitive "walk around and collect all the stuff" game. The art design and vibe are okay, but there is really nothing interesting going on gameplaywise. What annoyed me is that the video tapes you can collect and play on a player always show the same ominous, boring movie clip. Why give an option to watch them at all if theres literally no difference? I don't get why this game is so well received, but to each their own I guess.

There is a journey here. The liminal spaces chosen are done so thoughtfully. The progression makes sense, and there is an overarching story behind each as you go. It's a tacit story, but it is there. This got me hooked quickly with the art and level design. Definitely worth a run.

Love this game I think it succeeds very well in setting the mood with very different contexts.

WOW! A hidden gem I only discovered about 3.5 years after its release, and spending a Sunday afternoon tracking down every last achievement was an absolute blast. IMHO, the developer is an absolute mastermind for managing to weave so many unique ideas into such a cohesive, well-executed experience. What makes Interior Worlds stand out most is how refreshingly different it is from every other liminal-themed game out there (it was way ahead of its time 3 yrs ago already!). Brining the "walking simulator"-experience to a next level, due to atmospheric dread, uncanny photography mechanics, and brilliant little details. That 96% positive review score is more than well-deserved. Easily a 10/10 for me and a must-buy for fans of atmospheric exploration!

This is just one of the games that grabs you and doesn't let go! At first it just seems like another "PS1" type game but when you get used to it, it is fascinating and just a joy to find those anomalies! The layout of each map is superb as is the diversity of those locations! There are various graphic options you can pick too, which adds to the experience and the sounds are suitably atmospheric! The element of finding different things, especially the aliens, adds more to gameplay and had me wanting more! The style of levels are so diverse, I thought I was playing a different game at times! It's relaxing but quite disturbing, but not to the point of stupidity with unnecessary jumpscares! There is also an Easter egg with rats that had me laughing my head off! If you like these sort of games, go for it! It has more depth than you think at first few plays. Anyhoo, I need to go back as I missed some things the first time!