eversion
Zaratustra Productions · 2010 · Platformer, Indie, Horror, Short, Lovecraftian
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About eversion
This is the high-definition version of indie fan favorite Eversion, now with Steam support! Complete achievements and compete against your friends in Time Attack levels!
Key features:
- Retro-style platform gameplay
- Dimension-shifting gameplay changes the level around you
- Explore eight carefully crafted unique worlds
- Hand-drawn pixel art, legitimate indie-style
- Surprising plot twists
- Game length ideal for busy videogame fans
- Three different endings
- Extra entertainment value when played alone at night
- An unforgettable experience
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Players praise this puzzle-platformer for being charming, well-designed, and good value for its short playtime, with forgiving checkpoints that make it accessible. The main criticism is that it's straightforward and fairly short with limited gameplay depth, making it a solid but unremarkable platformer that some feel could be skipped if you're looking for more substantial experiences in the genre.
Classic and holds up alright. Hitboxes are a bit jank. GETTING THE LETTER IN WORLD 6 IS IMPOSSIBLE Play, but only if you have a high frustration tolerance.
It's okay but as others have said it laid a lot of the groundwork for other cool ideas after 2010 so I'll give it a thumbs up without recommending you play it in 2026 or after.
The freeware game I used to recommend to all my friends, but with built-in controller support.
A charming, aging indie platformer with a highly entertaining core conceit involving what can only be described as a cutesy, 8-bit descent into madness, with a little parallel universe physics thrown in. 30 minutes to beat, 2-3 for the full ending, which is not much to look at. Extremely unforgiving platforming, may be frustrating for some. Contains a specific grating, repetitive sound that some players may dislike. Recommended for old-school retro gamers who like a throwback and a little spookiness.
Remarkably ahead of its time. Good for a short, interesting romp if you don't mind a little challenge.
Very cute, concise and fun lil game. Sort of a puzzle-platformer where you try to navigate dimensions/levels to get all the gems, but the checkpoints and everything are forgiving.
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