Andarin Weppes: Pre-Dementia
Mötiv · 2024 · Puzzle Platformer, Adventure, Atmospheric, Puzzle, 3D Platformer
PC
Very Positive93% · 191
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About Andarin Weppes: Pre-Dementia
Step into the tangled mind of a dementia patient as he visits the house of his late grandpa, who also suffered from the ethereal embrace of dementia. Witness your perception warp, gravity surrender its grasp and the very essence of space and time tumble into a puzzling dance as your advancing dementia twists your reality into the unfamiliar.
Pre-Dementia
Play through 6 levels and acquaint yourself with the early stages of dementia where your illness only mildly affects your mind. You'll notice and have to overcome subtle anomalies in your environment. Explore as much of the house as you can and get familiar with the environment before your illness starts affecting you more severely.
Key Features
- A Surreal Dwelling: Explore a once-familiar house now shrouded in the mystique of dementia. Traverse its non-Euclidean environments, where up and down lose meaning, and rooms meld in perplexing arrangements.
- Unravel Puzzles: Engage your mind in solving intricate puzzles scattered throughout the enigmatic abode. Each riddle holds a piece of the profound story that connects memories, dreams, and reality.
- Journey Through Memory: Witness the convergence of memories and delusions as you venture deeper into the shifting chambers of the mind. Experience the blurred boundaries between lucidity and illusion.
- Ambiguous Reality: Embrace the uncertainty. Prepare to question what is real and what is not, as the lines between reality blur.
- Rewind: Fear no more from mistakes of the past.
Prepare your mind for a symphony of illusions and truths, and immerse yourself in a journey where the journey and the destination are an enigma. Dare to tread the paths that defy reason and embrace the boundless realm of a dementia inflicted mind. Step forth into the mysteries of Andarin Weppes:Pre-Dementia and uncover the surreal truth that awaits within.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[h1] Short introduction to clever puzzle platformer. Grab book (some might give you powers) and place it in designated spot, sounds easy, right? But now the stairs begin, losing book means losing ability (if there is any). Trick is not to fail. Levels are rather simple but require a bit of thinking. Use different environment where gravity changes from room to room and try to get on your bed. [/h1]7 found this helpful
Not bad at all. it was short, but interesting. keep it up ^^1 found this helpful
ANDARIN provides mind bending puzzles that may or may not directly tackle the main theme of the game. It catapults you through finishing each phase though at some point you might find it repetitive or you may say "I've done this before without a sweat." But I think what really is lacking with this concept is the story that you may get from the moment of waking up each day cause it is the same bed - it's just preference the way i look at games with escape room vibes that must at least give a story stucture punch to it. In all, this game proves that it just takes some classic music and a whimsical room to pull you in for such a time. Kudos to the developers!
Good game, a little short but high quality.
I don't remember how I got this game or who mentioned to me in passing, but this Demo was underwhelming and from the looks of it, the whole game is uninteresting. The camera is glitchy with stutter, and gameplay is very basic. As well as the story, which doesn't seem to say much about the topic of dementia except is a depressing illness. This is a worse version of Ether One, a much better game about dementia and the loss of a loved one. This game lacks stylized identity, impact, and engaging gameplay. I was more curious that the game randomly popped into my library without my knowledge that I thought it'd be a cheap horror game, but more disappointed.
its short but its good it also shows how devastating dematia can be to the person with it and those around them as they start to even forget who they are
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