Proportions

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Proportions delivers an unusual multiplayer experience built around a simple but entertaining idea: what happens when a group of tiny characters must complete objectives while an enormous opponent tries to stop them? Developed and published by Killian Cartelier, this indie title embraces asymmetrical competition, cooperative problem-solving, and unpredictable social interactions. Rather than attempting to impress players with complicated combat mechanics or an elaborate storyline, it focuses on the amusing possibilities created by differences in character size. The result is a playful experience that can generate genuine excitement, particularly when a group of friends embraces its chaotic premise. The gameplay divides participants into two opposing sides, the Giant and the Minis. The smaller characters must work together to accomplish objectives while avoiding capture, whereas the Giant attempts to locate and interrupt them. This difference in responsibilities creates an engaging contrast between teamwork and individual pursuit. Playing as a Mini encourages careful movement, awareness of nearby threats, and coordination with teammates. Taking control of the Giant offers a complet…

i love love love this game. playing with friends and having a good time. i love the added things the dev has put in this game. you all should give it a a try.

Proportions is a really fun little multiplayer game that I liked because of how simple the main idea is. One player becomes a giant while everyone else plays as tiny characters trying to complete objectives and escape. I found the size difference surprisingly effective because even basic movement around the map can become stressful when there is a giant player actively searching for me. Playing as a Mini is probably my favorite side. I have to work together with the other Minis, complete tasks and avoid getting caught, while also figuring out how to deal with the giant when they get too close. I liked that I am not completely helpless either, since biting the giant can help free me and escaping from traps gives the team another chance to keep going. Playing as the Giant feels completely different. Instead of worrying about objectives, I am hunting the Minis and trying to catch them before they finish what they need to do. I enjoyed the change in perspective because the same map feels totally different depending on which role I am playing. Trapping a Mini can also create some funny moments, especially when everyone else is desperately trying to rescue them. The voice chat mechani…

nice

seems like a fun concept but no open lobby?