The Pedestrian

Wow, what a game ! Short and sweet. Did NOT expect it to be this hard ! Really had to wrap my brain around puzzles that truly ask you to think in brand new ways. I absolutely recommend this gem.

one of the creative game ever

decent puzzles and a unique atmosphere but kind of a slog at times because your character moves slow

Originally, I accidentally stumbled upon this game while I was scrolling on the PlayStation Store to check if I was missing any games, as I've always been a PC player. Saw this one... [i]"Huh, lovely graphics and idea,"[/i] I thought at first, and did not have any expectations, but as soon as I launched it... [i]holy...[/i] The transitions between the levels, the level design itself. Beautiful graphics and attention to detail. And I must admit - there were some really difficult puzzles that took a while to beat. The game is absolutely worth all the time spent on it, especially if you have some spare time late at night to chill and listen to ambient music while playing. Definitely goes on the shelf as one of THE good ones.

This game is pretty nice. You control a stickman and have to manipulate and connect rooms in order to solve puzzles in order to proceed to the next set of rooms. You solve said puzzles by pushing boxes, colecting keys, turn levers and use the frames to your favor, by moving them around and connecting them to move between the frames. It's a pretty clever game, although it can get frustrating since some of the puzzles' logic can be hard to get at first, so be ready for some trial and error. It's short, ~3-4 hours to finish and 100% with no replay value. The gameplay is simple and it works, and that's enough for this type of experience. The soundtrack is weird, it has one good track that repeats itself a few times and it's turned off most of the game, maybe that's a bug, still weird. The last big puzzle is boring, it's an amazing concept, but a flawed executed one as well. [spoiler]They use the 2D persperctive whule you can also walk in a 3D environment, like The Stanley Parable, and you have to use the 2D and 3D scenarios to solve a puzzle, mindblowing, but to change scenarios you have to walk a lot to a board fixed on a wall instead of being able to change them with the press o…

Good puzzle game!.