Medulla

[h1]A short, easy game that embodies magical realism to a T.[/h1] This meticulously hand-drawn side scroller makes for an immersive journey through a surreal landscape that ends much too quickly for my taste. The puzzles were somewhat of a challenge and satisfying when I figured them out, although I was far more interested in the bizarre creatures and artworks that revealed themselves as I progressed through the game. All in all, a good buy worth the price.

This game has way too high a production value to be going this under the radar. It's basically a Limbo-type game. It's a cinematic puzzle platformer with very impressive visuals. But Medulla trades the horror vibe of Limbo for one much more surreal and mind-bending. The puzzles are not too difficult, you won't be stuck on one for very long, but they still require you to adapt your thought process to the psychedelic rules the game plays by. I wasn't able to glean much of a solid story until the very end, but the varied and detailed graphics kept me going. I can't believe I've written the first English review for this game. I hope it won't be the last and this game gets the attention I believe it deserves.

It's truly a hidden gem.

A short puzzle game, similar to the game LIMBO. The game's art style and presentation are both outstanding. As someone else said in their review, this game doesn't deserve to be so obscure (12 reviews and 4 forum posts at the time of me writing this). That said, it's worth noting that the game is quite short, and there isn't really any replay value to it.

Atmospheric and clever. Very fun