

NO THING
Evil Indie Games · 2016 · Indie, Action, Adventure, Minimalist, Great Soundtrack
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About NO THING
The year is 1994 and it is the future.
NO THING is a minimalistic surreal action game set in a totalitarian regime of future.
Tells the story of an office clerk who is sent with an important message to the Queen of Ice.
NO THING Features:
- radical gameplay
- migraine inducing
- weird storyline
- retro surrealistic full 3D graphic
- full voiceover and speech synthesis
- chiptune sounds
- original cold wave music
- simple controls
- easy to play, very hard to master
- platforms: Windows, Mac, Linux
- the year is 1994 and it is the future
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Best thing to come out of the year 1994 is Spider-man the animated series.8 found this helpful
[h1] Auto-runner with weird floating faces and empty levels. All you do is turn left or right and the speed increases with each turn. Not worth a penny. [/h1]6 found this helpful
Average day in slovenia1 found this helpful
Simple, addictive and trippy runner game.
Very simple and fun game with a good soundtrack and some colorful visuals. The game loses me a bit with some of the frustrating game design, distracting gameplay visuals, and the mid story. Overall: 5.2/10.
A fair warning, this game can probably cause eye strain or epilepsy-related issues. It has some trippy visuals, fast movement, and a bizarre choice where every couple of turns the screen will change to a random color filter. However, if none of that is an issue, this is a cool little indie game worth trying out. The game itself is really simple, not sure what exactly to classify it as but I guess it's sort of a rhythm game. The only things you do are move left and right, which automatically speeds you up and progresses you further down the path. As you keep moving, a surprisingly neat story is both narrated by a voice and shown through the world changing around you. The main challenge comes from making precise turns as you gain momentum, but sometimes it does also throw an unexpected twist that forces you to make quick decisions. There is also plenty of room to cheese parts of the game through creative parkour or speed control if you really want to. The music is really nice, too, and has unique tracks for each level. The game will take a few hours at most depending on how quickly you learn the timings. While it does not have any extrinsic replay value, the gameplay lends itse…
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