True Abstraction: Rewind

I haven't finished it yet but so far it's great. I'm really enjoying it. The puzzles are well designed, the soundtrack fits perfectly and the game itself looks absolutely stunning

Random jump scare made me refund this. Arbitrary unavoidable jump scares are the lowest form of horror and you don't get my money.

Haven't finished it yet, but it seems pretty good so far. It gives some Portal vibes, but still is unique and has some interesting concepts. Overall, in my opinion it's completely worth the price.

True Abstraction: Rewind is a first-person science-fiction puzzle adventure that combines logical problem solving with exploration, physics-driven interactions, platforming, and an undercurrent of horror. Developed and published by PrismBytes, it takes place within a secret experimental facility on the Moon, where the isolation of space immediately gives the experience an unsettling quality. Rather than simply moving through disconnected test chambers, the player is placed in circumstances involving danger, questionable loyalties, and experiments that have clearly gone beyond being harmless scientific exercises. The premise gives the puzzles a narrative purpose while encouraging curiosity about what happened inside the facility and whether anyone can truly be trusted. The main attraction is its substantial collection of 75 levels, each designed around environmental challenges and experimental technology. Progress largely depends on examining a room, understanding how its mechanisms behave, and determining how different objects or systems can be combined to create a solution. Physics play an important role, so the experience is not limited to entering codes or activating switches i…