Immanence

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Игра 'Immanence' – это вдумчивый и атмосферный опыт, который проникает глубоко под кожу. Визуальный стиль, выполненный в приглушенных тонах и с акцентом на детали, создает ощущение зловещей тайны, окутывающей мир. Геймплей, хотя и минималистичный, фокусируется на исследовании и решении головоломок, что требует внимательности и терпения. Музыкальное сопровождение идеально подчеркивает настроение, то нагнетая напряжение, то даруя моменты тихой меланхолии. Основная ценность игры – в ее способности заставить игрока задуматься о вечных вопросах бытия, веры и человеческой природы. Сюжет, который подается фрагментарно и требует интерпретации, оставляет после себя долгое послевкусие. 'Immanence' может не прийтись по вкусу любителям динамичного экшена, однако для тех, кто ищет нечто большее, чем просто развлечение, это настоящая жемчужина инди-сцены. Это не просто игра, а скорее интерактивное произведение искусства, которое оставляет неизгладимый след в сознании.

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[h1]Before I played Immanence, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]

*moderate spoiler warning* This game is absolutely perfect and will screw with your head if you look too much into it. The gun part is pretty glitchy so it gets frustrating. But over all, ten out of ten, would get attacked by a flesh monster again.

It gets a 'meh' from me. I see a lot of potential in the game from a lore perspective that just didn't feel rewarding at the end, mostly because the game did not give enough info on the main character. I don't need to know anything more about the eldritch horror, but I wanted to know more about the character I was playing as. I felt unfulfilled and disappointed. It is possible that there are multiple endings and that I could have gotten more info if I played again, but I felt exhausted just thinking about it. The balance of puzzle difficulty vs reward was too uneven for me. I didn't know what I was doing at any given moment, and that made it feel like I wasn't progressing even when I made it to another stage. At the end, I found that I had just not enjoyed the act of playing. I think this could be improved by just giving more direction on how to solve puzzles (especially the video clip puzzle - I still don't know what I did that solved it). Similar games that I've played, even where the lore is underwhelming, I was able to at least enjoy the puzzle solving for its own merit. To the creators, I hope that this doesn't come off too harsh or discourage you. Like I said, this game has…