Aspect (2018)

Judging by the description and the screenshots, [i]Aspect[/i] seemed like a game with a lot of promise. Sadly, as neat as the game’s premise might be, any sense of enjoyability is hampered by its poor design. [h1]Gameplay[/h1] The most significant issue with [i]Aspect[/i] is its horrible collision detection, where instead of the actual boundaries of the player being considered, the player is treated as a rectangle. As a result, collision detection is hit and miss and you’ll never surely know if you are going to make the jump or pick items up. This causes the game to be very punishing, but for all the wrong reasons. Also, having to repress Enter every time to restart the game doesn’t help the flow either. Additionally, the keyboard input is delayed and unresponsive. Every so often, keys might not even register, which is completely unacceptable for a game that relies on fast reaction times. [h1]Visuals and Sound[/h1] Visually, the cyberpunk aesthetics of the game performs no substantial role, and you’ll be looking at the same repeating platforms and backgrounds over and over again. The bloom resulting from the neon lights sometimes obscures the vision and hides small obstacles alon…

Aspect can be an interesting game depends who you ask. I have understand the story, but the game itself didn't that talked to me. Maybe I'll try other games of "Myrrh creative" developers. Anyway, you're playing with somewhat a robot girl passing kind of levels.