Coniclysm

My experience here was short and frustrating. I've launched the game twice. Both times, it has asked me to click "Agree" to the same EULA. The game is tagged as "full controller support", but naturally you need a mouse and keyboard to actually play the game due to the EULA screen. So that's annoying, and makes it difficult to play on a Steam link with just a controller. Second, the game frequently "stops", shows a spinning Windows cursor then jerks back to life 15 or so seconds later. It appears to do this each time I die or quit the actual game. Hard to tell. While this is happening, it appears to also fool the Steam Link and jerks things out of fullscreen and into the Windows desktop. So that's also annoying. The UI is somewhat small and hard to read. The gameplay is a bit obtuse. Nothing overly so, but I can't say that it grabbed me. So far all I've done is shoot things and move through rings. I'd like to think there's more to the game than this, but my interest has been drained by all the little annoyances that have hit me to this point so I won't be continuing. Not recommended: 2 out of 5. Maybe you'll have better luck than I did.

It is quite an interesting experience, which requires an open mind and high tolerance for failure, particularly the first few times you play it. Once you discover the hidden mechanics (e.g. you can create boxes of your own), it takes a completely different angle. Surprisingly good bang for the buck :D

Coniclysm is a third person shooter where you control a bunch of polygons around an environment made of other primitive polygons. It's a free flying 3D space where you need to interact with various other entities and so on. Unfortunately the game is a very confused mess. It's very badly optimised, despite having primitive graphics, framerates are terrible. Ultimately this is an experimental/conceptual game that doesn't work out very well and isn't a lot of fun, especially with the disappointing lack of optimisation.

not good

It doesn't feel like a game.. more like an asset test. There isn't any real progression so the whole thing feels kind stale

Love this game. Really surprised it didn't do better considering how simple it is to understand and control, the best part comes after - learning how far you can take it!