A Little Perspective

Incredible puzzle game that I wish I could say more about but there would be spoilers! The game starts off simple enough but adds more interesting mechanics and layers as you go without it feeling too overwhelming or frustrating. On top of that the story it tells is very poignant in this day and age so make sure you pay attention to it!

Super cool core mechanics. I love how diverse the puzzles are, and it felt like they were well designed around showing off interesting ways the mechanics interact with the perspectives. I also really like how the mechanics mesh with the story telling, specifically a certain something that happens later in the game is really really clever. It also felt like the puzzles could have a way higher ceiling for complexity but was kept more reserved for enjoyments sake, but I am curious what a super complex puzzle may look like in this game.

This game is great and I did not expect it to be longer than 6 hours. For me, there have been so many "no way that works" moments, which made the game more fun. Some levels took a minute, while some would get me stuck for up to 40 minutes. I recommend taking a break for at least an hour upon being stuck. Although I managed to complete all levels, [spoiler] including the secrete sets AND the bonus "scrapped" levels [/spoiler], this is a difficult game.

Despite being only a few hours in, I am flat out loving this game. The puzzles are craftily designed and challenging from the get-go. The perspective-shifting mechanics can feel overwhelming at first, but after a couple of hours, you start to see patterns emerge from the abstract geometry. The game offers native Steam Deck support, which feels like such a natural pairing thanks to its controls. I'll do a longer write-up once I've finished the game.

ouch oof ow my brain

I don't have much more to add that hasn't been said already, but this game is incredibly underrated and more people should play it. Also, if you're thinking of muting the voice over, think again! I thought it was annoying at first, but I'm glad I didn't mute it because of something that happens later on.