Anomaly Corridor (2024)

Not very good at all. Badly optimised which made my GPU cry even given how simple the game is. All the anomalies are really easy to spot, though there is a bit of padding later on in the end game. Still finished it in less than 15 minutes though. Not very well put together either. Whenever there was going to be something different, the game paused to load in the new textures as I rounded the corner. Also, the "portals" aren't done properly as the graphics flicker black as you go around the loop. Very poor.

Nice game, small and short, but well made. Could use some optimizations, as my graphics card (3080 Mobile) and CPU (i9-10980HK) were running at 100% load, but there was no stuttering.

This is another challenging find the anomaly loop game, kept me guessing for a good long while as some of the anomalies are not very easy to spot. However it can be done, A great bonus round as well. Rating: 7.5/10

7/10 I would recommend to purchase on sale as the game is rather short. I wasn't sure about this game when I first loaded in because I got the same anomaly three times and I was wondering if I was doing something wrong. After I kept going I did start to see other anomalies. I love the run mechanic, everything played well for me. I found the graphics in this game to be really minimalistic but pleasing to look at. There are three short levels after you correctly identify anomalies for 10 loops. They give you a little riddle and you must escape the new corridor (A orange, red, and green corridor.) These short were a little confusing since I wasn't sure if I was supposed to keep looking for anomalies or keep running forward until I figured out the riddle but I completed the game with no issue. Overall it was a fun experience I just feel for the price there isn't enough content, but I do look forward to dev's future projects.

Not a bad anomaly game, i had a lot of fun and it was interesting! Loved the ending and thought it was uniquely done! My only suggestion is to add some ambiance music throughout the game. Outside that, fun little anomaly game! Good job!

The game has a solid concept for an anomaly-spotting experience with a simple style that works well. The anomalies aren’t super hard to find, but if you’re not paying attention or double-checking, they can definitely catch you off guard. That said, the controls could be better explained in the game itself rather than just in the description. While some prompts like “End @ 10” and “Space to Jump” are shown, having more information on settings or even adding a sound option would be helpful. There are a few odd design choices, like being able to walk through the statue of a person, which doesn’t seem to serve any purpose. Also, when you reach the orange halls, the door outlines show up, but the actual doors don’t appear until you walk through three times, which feels like a bug. Overall, it’s an interesting idea that could use some polish to really shine.