Closure

[h1] Atmospheric puzzle platformer that tries something new. Levels are dark and because of that you fall into darkness. Just make sure to grab some light with you to have some kind of ground underneath your feet. Explore surrounding to know how to proceed. Orbs of light can be placed in designated places to make moving platforms. Soundtrack is great and can play in the background making you jump on the chair. Simple visuals, but idea and execution is good. Can't complain, maybe not great for every mood but at least it makes something out of nothingness. High five in complete darkness. [/h1]

An incredibly idea with fantastic atmosphere and art, that just lacked in the gameplay. The light mechanic means that puzzles are obfuscated, and the solution often requires a higher level of platforming or quick movement than I like in puzzle games. It means each puzzle started with me spending a decent amount of time trying to figure out what I was looking at, then trying to solve it, then trying to execute it, whilst often accidentally dropping off the edge of the screen. Many of the puzzles are also much bigger than the size of the screen, which just makes that initial obfuscation even more frustrating.

A short and eerie puzzler worth trying out for their intriguing light mechanic. After the tutorial stage, the game seldomly gives any more advice and you are left to your own to figure it out. So stage completion can vary between "I see the full picture and I know what to do" and "I- I don't think I was suppose to do that... but it worked?!". Love the atmo and the music! Some advice from me (don't read if you want to go in completely [b]blind[/b]... ha): [spoiler]- Yes, some silver moths are out of the way and requires back tracking (or redoing) steps to reach. Hub world will highlight which stages have silver moths once you complete all three worlds. - In the 3rd world, you can move the reflective lenses/mirrors. I might have missed a tutorial prompt for it and spent a good couple of minutes pacing back and forth. Until I finally got close to one and noticed the thing highlight as interactable).[/spoiler]

This is a pretty cool little side scroller. I like the black and white 2D aspect of the world. I got a feeling though that once someone is done with this game then they are done with it.

A fun difficult puzzle game that relies more on figuring out the solution than quick time reactions. There are quite a few puzzles that made me feel smart for finding the solution. My only gripe with the game is I wish that some of the longer puzzles had a checkpoint or the game allowed quick saving. Its frustrating when you have 75% of the puzzle figured out but you need to do that portion multiple times to attempt and figure out the solution of the last bit. 7.0/10.0

One of the forgotten puzzle games. 90% of people who bought couldn't be bothered to play past the tutorial. It's not that bad, but I guess its not that good either.