Anomaly 1729
Anvil Drop, LLC · 2015 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Puzzle
PC
9 user reviews67% · 9 📈 Making a comeback 89%
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About Anomaly 1729
Come explore the world of Phiohm, where up can be down, left can be right, and the way forward is never what it seems. Guide newly cognizant Ano on a journey of self-discovery by learning how to manipulate this ever-changing world.
Find your bearings in this strange new place by searching for a way to communicate with the omnipresent being known as Yuler, who appears to be the only other presence within Phiohm.
Find your bearings in this strange new place by searching for a way to communicate with the omnipresent being known as Yuler, who appears to be the only other presence within Phiohm.
- Experiment with Ano’s ability to manipulate objects around you while trying to find your path through this unusual place.
- Rotate your world in order to solve mind-warping three-dimensional puzzles.
- Explore the depths of Phiohm to uncover the secrets of its past while you shape its future.
- Experience a uniquely dynamic soundtrack that builds upon itself as you explore your way through Phiohm.
- Feast your eyes on a strikingly abstract and colorful art style.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Anomaly 1729 is a precision puzzle platformer with equal parts puzzle solving and precision platforming. The puzzles are solved by rotating the rooms (some may say "manipulating gravity") -- sometimes rotating the room on only one axis, sometimes two axes, and sometimes all three. There is a story, but it's frustrating because you'll miss a lot of it due to the fact that you need to find pieces of a translation matrix throughout the game, and the letters you haven't found yet won't appear in the story text (so the messages will be incomplete gibberish for a large part of the game). For me, this game was equally fund and frustrating. Solving the puzzles was fun. The precision platforming required to reach the destination was frequently frustrating. Also frustrating was the fact that nothing is explained and there is absolutely no direction. Some may say "you shouldn't need a game to hold your hand", but running around for an hour trying to find the next puzzle is not my idea of fun. In the end, I'll give this a conditional recommendation. If you're good at platforming and you're good at spacial awareness, then I wholeheartedly recommend this game. If you're not, then you m…2 found this helpful
I realised I have 1100+ games in my Steam library and I was going to die before I played them all. So thought I'd spend a bit of time on each one, a new one every night, and leave a short initial review. I love the look of this and the music, but these puzzle games make my head hurt and I don't have the patience. I think this is art though and I will not down vote art - each to their own, this one just isn't for me although I still appreciate it's beauty! Recommended if you are patient and good at rotational puzzles.
I got this game for free a few years ago, and I never got around to play it, and it is so boring. I didn't even get passed the second level until I got bored. just buy a different game
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Any game that is literally unbeatable because of a glitch gets an automatic downvote from me I got to a part where you needed to use a jump pad to jump past 2 sets of doors except you can only get through the first door because the second one won't open and I even went and looked through someone elses playthrough to make sure I did everything correct like they did and the difference was they made it past the 2 doors no problem while my character keeps hitting his head on the second door so because the game is bugged its a no from me
I love this game
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