The Liquid Jet

Story wise this is my favorite from the Sad Mask Party games so far - and the visuals and the music are on the level of Glitch Daddy, so quite good! There are some aspects that feel rather unfinished, or not really thought out though: the never-ending confusion about which key is for which interaction is one example. Still, I think The Liquid Jet delivers what it promises, and I think this was another good step into a direction of improvement for the developer.

Great for the people that always wanted to experience narcotic indused delirium!

I enjoyed this as I have the other games. One thing I REALLY appreciate is that this game doesn't have a super difficult finger twitch challenge that the other games have had. I love this developers games!

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The art style in the screenshots really stood out to me, so I gave this a try. I really love the art direction, the story is unlike anything I've seen in a game before. A real test of whether I like a game is if I find myself thinking about it and wanting to play it when I'm away from my consoles and yes, this is a game I like. Really unique game, really good. Give this a try.

Liquid Jet is a tribute to 90s rave nostalgia. Saturated colours, melting shapes, fuzzy curves, distorted lines, the J.J. Abrams lens flare in moments of tension. An epic saga of audio visual experiences into the psyche of a teenage girl. An ode to friendship and guilt. We follow the hero through the tripping eyes of her innocence. Luckily I played the game using a 5.1 surround system. When the club theme came in, I took a 30 minute break to dance to it in my flat. It was the funkiest dish washing I have ever done. Anyhow, it made me feel that things would get a dark turn in the club. After all, his previous games showed the creator is such a chill guy, and it’s usually these types of people that feel comfortable casting light into darkness. Sure enough, subjects of friendship values, sexism, quirky witty dialogue, existentialism, love, guilt and dodgy night life were vigorously painted on the digital canvas of the gameplay. As well as pure gaming fun. But most importantly I enjoyed a certain sense of irony within the game. Previous games from Sad Mask Party incorporated multiple narratives and deliberate confusion. Liquid Jet discusses the subject of getting away from the pou…