DESORDRE : A Puzzle Game Adventure

Portal RTX but you, universe, glados and even the portal gun suffer from terminal cubism Pretty Dear Dev, if you ever read this, HDR goes above 2000 nits nowadays! Please add at least 2500 nits. Thank you.

got it for like 3 dollars, not very enjoyable at all, the puzzles are not hard but they are confusing, the main reason its takes as long as it does is because its hard to notice things, the game starts with some absalutely immature toilet humour , and doesn't improve much from there, there also several bugs, sometimes you randomly get tremendous amounts of momentum an the whole air control system is very jank, also you seem to warp to the other portal from pretty high above it so thats pretty counter intuitive. the enviroments are very samey and seem kinda low effort. the graphics are impressive at first but there are very grainy at vertouly all settings, very imprisive performance for full path tracing, which is great though. on that note though the devolepors claim that only 40 series and up nvidia cards can pllay with pathtracing on because of frame generation is very naieve, not only do some modern amd gpus have frame gen but frame generation is not an acceptable crutch for all games and or gamers, and limiting them, even by making turning on path tracing on non 40 series cards require an "override" is just unnecessary. overall would not recommend. the main reason i went for a…

For a short "Portal" inspired play-tester made by a singular dev, this is a really good game! I found the puzzle rooms to be challenging but not too difficult to the point I needed a guide. I liked how sometimes I felt like I didn't solve a puzzle the "right" why, and instead, would find my own way. I am not sure if that's possible, but I liked that I felt that way. I enjoyed the atmosphere and simple music, and genuinely was pretty interested in the lose story. Plus, I enjoyed the extra mechanics added to the "Portal" formula. I could tell the dev was trying to put their own spin on the genre. Although I felt it was a little harder to master considering the portals could be quite janky at times when moving through them. Which can easily disorient you. My main gripe is actually with the snarky female robot voice, because it made the game feel less like someone trying their own hand at the Portal mechanics, and instead made it feel more like a Portal clone. Which wouldn't be so bad if this robot Ai was anywhere near as good as Glados, but her shoes are really tough to fill, and the dialogue in this game is definitely it's weakest point. I think the short story would have been better…

I pirated the game and had an issue, while trying to get it fixed I saw the developer of the game is a solo indie developer with less than 100 reviews, I enjoyed the game enough to buy the game to support the dev and it was cheap enough to just write a review for, game is short but sweet, its a nice tech demo in style, with some extra story it could be a greater game :) Hope dev achieves much better stuff in the future.

Portals with dimension switching and time slowing. It was fun.

Man. This game can be a better showcase for Path Tracing than Cyberpunk 2077. Many situtations where you can easily see secondary reflections inside of reflections, and with a bit of looking, even 3rd degree. Ran well enough on my 10 year old CPU and 4060Ti. 1440p balanced, Frame Gen, High Details, High Path Tracing. Around 60fps. It is a puzzle platformer even with time slow down, so no twitch reactions needed. Puzzles worked well, the artstyle together with Ray Tracing is jaw dropping. Shiny surfaces everywhere.