Attempt[42] (2016)

[h2]Bad game, have fun.[/h2] Let's get one thing clear and out of the way. I don't do drugs, although I believe I may have been high after playing this game. Not the good kind of high either. The achievement seeking dopamine effect. Gotta keep the dopamine train going. I honestly don't remember playing this game because I do remember it giving me a headache and for some reason I decided to push for the achievements. I think the stress from trying actually killed the dopamine effect. This game was so bad that I don't really remember a single aspect from it other than the fact that I clearly played it for achievements. Wait didn't I just say that? Jeesh, I'll stop. Bad game, have fun. [h2]4/10[/h2] [h3][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45905648-Gork%2527s-Game-Grind/]Check out my curated list of games[/url][/h3]

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Attempt[42] is an indie first-person puzzle platformer developed by ThinkOfGames and published by Conglomerate 5. Built around gravity manipulation and environmental transformation, the game takes a minimalist approach to both presentation and storytelling, placing nearly all of its emphasis on challenging gameplay systems. Rather than guiding players through a narrative adventure, it offers a collection of carefully designed stages that test observation, logic, reflexes, and spatial awareness. The result is a focused experience that caters to players who enjoy solving problems through experimentation and precision. The game's defining mechanic revolves around altering gravity and manipulating portions of the environment to create new routes toward each level's goal. Every stage functions as a self-contained puzzle where understanding the layout is just as important as mastering movement. Because the game is played from a first-person perspective, players must carefully judge distances, angles, and timing while navigating platforms suspended in abstract spaces. This perspective enhances immersion but also increases the challenge, making even simple jumps feel significant when comb…

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Yo why does the number 42 look kinda <3

First person platform puzzle - very interesting