Viewfinder

mechanics and concept is peak, the story seems posh nad goofy, Cait is cute

A fun puzzle game with chilled vibes that plays with perspectives in a 3D space well. I'm glad I picked it up and played through to the end. However, whilst the story and characters have potential and have a good premise, they don't feel fully fleshed out, and I'd only recommend picking this up on sale. £20 feels a bit steep for a game I finished in under 6 hours.

It's a simple and fun puzzle game. The visual design and art behind it is extremely interesting and cool.

The most mind-bending, beautiful game I have played. I thoroughly enjoyed the mechanics, (even if at times I got frustrated) and I was able to create my own solutions sometimes compared to when I watched others do the same. The way the game looks is amazing and the story was good to. Its short but worth it in my opinion!

Very creative puzzle game, story was a little lackluster in some parts but the gameplay more than makes up for it. Would recommend.

As a programmer myself, I am jealous of how technically impressive this game is. The puzzles are not very challenging, but the mechanics are so out-of-the-box that it's still fun to play. The story feels arbitrary and doesn't support the gameplay at all. I mean, [spoiler]a machine to solve climate change in a puzzle game about perspective?[/spoiler] Just why??? Though it still manages to make me cry at the ending. Despite these flaws, the mechanic alone is unique enough for me to recommend this game. 9/10.