Trikaya

Not very engaging puzzles and was quite laggy

This can be used as a great entry level game for non gamers to learn basic mechanics. I enjoyed it

love it one of the best games i ever played

"Trikaya" is a student project self-published on Steam Direct. It's from SMU Guildhall in the USA. This is the result of an academic exercise for students. It's not a full, complete game in the way professionally developed products are. While it has more quality than most amateur games, it's not a complete gaming experience. Student projects have limited value for gamers because they're not fully developed games, just barely functional demos that show the students progress. Steam is not a place for for-profit colleges to dump student homework assignments... and having thousands of these is not good for gamers. The students made a simple first person puzzle game where you get three of the four cardinal elements (what do you guys have against Water, huh???) and use them as various "puzzle guns" to solve fire, earth and air related puzzles (which are few because this is just a student demo and not a real, full game). The graphics aren't great, low poly untextured environments. That's understandably a turn off for a lot of gamers, and it's a big contributor to the failure of the game to attract gamers despite having no up-front cost. Gaming is a primarily visual medium, and if d…

Cool game. Used an external invert mouse program, used universal unreal 4 engine unlocker to hot sample the game to play at 7680 x 2160 and changed the FOV to 125 deg.

cool puzzles