Cylne

No any kind of communication from the game, not even the environment tells you anything. Tbh it feels like a gibberish of assets and interactions.

I enjoyed this! It's messy, but this developer definitely put forward a lot of effort. There are minor bits of jank but the game attempts to do a lot with artistic visuals. At minimum I believe that there is plenty of atmosphere to love if you already like this kind of game. I certainly think it was worth 8 bucks.

I would call this game a puzzle game. But I would almost not call it a puzzle game. All you do is try to determine where to walk to, where to stand still, where to let yourself fall down, where to look at, where to swim to and where to fly to. So the only buttons that you use in this game are W, A, S, D. There are no other keyboard buttons that you use and no mouse buttons either. There is absolutely no story in the game. And there is absolutely no explanation of what the meaning is of what you are doing. This game is especially meant for people who like abstract, trippy environments. In that the game does well. This is one of those cases that I wished it was possible to give a neutral score on Steam. Because that is not possible I give it a thumbs up because I did enjoy progressing through the game although I wished the game had a better focus on puzzles.

Surreal puzzle game. Has some flickering light issues prolly due to being older game. Couldn't figure out how to beat final level.

This was odd. One of those "what the feck is going on?" kind of games. I guess it was interesting... being a bit mad, but it felt like that was what it was... trying to be mad for mads sake. Like a "look at me and play me, because I'm weird" game. I tried all the chapters, and only spent a short time on it... but I had to give up in the end as I didn't feel like I was doing anything... just moving about and looking at stuff. So sorry, its a no from me on this one.

Wish I could've enjoyed this game, I just couldn't. The puzzle solving was obtuse. The sound design was unpleasant. The graphics had a lot of rendering issues, not to mention the swirling, overwrought textures that got nauseating after thirty minutes. I appreciate the game's goal of providing some visual poetry, but it just fell flat, despite the captivating screenshots. Can't recommend this one, unfortunately.