GRAY

[b]There aren't 50 shades here, but it's okay.[/b] At first, I didn't like the gameplay. We play as a very slow robot walking through platformer levels, collecting energy spheres. But then I realized it's all part of the plot and the spheres are currency. After certain amount we're transported into a man's mind, restoring our memories. Each one features very hot women and scenes with them. This game is definitely not what you'd call ordinary. The concept is quite interesting, I give it a Like. [code]If you read the review and liked it, don't forget to give it a thumbsup;)[h3][i]The further - The better♥️[/i][/h3][/code]

It's pretty damn bad. Somehow worse than simply making another VN, the puzzles are extremely slow, easy and boring and just act as padding.

leopoldo the goat

GRAY is a distinctly unconventional indie game that blends light platforming, puzzle-solving, and adult visual novel storytelling into a single, hybrid experience that is unapologetically niche. Developed and published by NOTvil, the game immediately sets itself apart with an unusual premise: the protagonist awakens to find himself trapped inside the body of a small robot, a situation that serves as both a narrative hook and a mechanical framework for the gameplay that follows. From the outset, GRAY makes it clear that it is less interested in traditional genre boundaries and more focused on delivering a specific kind of experience tailored to a particular audience. The structure of the game alternates between side-view platforming segments and story-driven scenes presented in a visual novel format. During gameplay sections, players guide the robotic body through compact stages filled with environmental hazards, simple puzzles, and timing-based challenges. These segments are not especially demanding, favoring accessibility and steady progression over precision-heavy difficulty. The platforming serves primarily as a connective layer between narrative moments, giving players somethi…

cool idea

The idea is interesting , the technical execution is poor.