PRISM

PRISM, created by Mathieu Schmerber and Lucas Deutschmann, is a tightly focused first-person platformer that revolves almost entirely around movement mastery and speed. Rather than building its experience around story or exploration, it places players into a series of compact levels designed to test precision, timing, and the ability to chain mechanics together into smooth, efficient runs. The premise itself is minimal, serving mainly as a backdrop for what is essentially a skill-based challenge where improvement comes from repetition and understanding the systems rather than unlocking new content. The defining strength of the game lies in its movement system, which blends traditional platforming with a set of elemental abilities that expand how players interact with the environment. These powers are not just tools but core components of traversal, allowing for explosive jumps, momentum-based sliding, and grappling-style movement that can be combined in creative ways. At first, these mechanics may feel slightly disjointed, as players are still learning how each one functions, but over time they begin to connect into a cohesive system. The real satisfaction comes from discovering h…

A typical game made from free assets — just speedrunning parkour maps. Cringe. I suggest the developer go find fulfillment in Fortnite or Roblox instead.

Great game add more content

The game is "OK" it's extremely barebones but that's pretty much what's expected when paying $1 for a game. The game kinda just throw you in when you open the game. Is the game fun to play for about an hour? Yeah but would I play this over other speedrunning games, No. There are demos to other speedrunning games with more than quadruple the amount of levels you can play for free that feel better. Again the game is $1 so it's a good time killer if you're bored.

good game

What's this chicken ? 🐔 who cooked it ?👨‍🍳 Fun, enjoyable, only you and this prodigious gameplay ! 👾 Rockstar games can go get redressed. 🫳🏻🎤