Virtual Perspective

Heyo, I was inducted into the playtesting group for this game by pure luck from seeing an underrated instagram ad. I wasn't expecting much from some small group using social media shorts to advertise, but I was indeed wrong for my judgements. This incredibly talented crew has made a very special, unique game that I would have never thought of. If you love hard puzzle games, or just want to try something new out, I highly recommend you purchase this and give it a go. Can't wait to see the next game, I hope it's just as good! From the one and only, Symbol

This game kind of feels like you're playing someone's head canon version of solo laser tag. Instead of shooting people though, you are trying to shoot a target being placed on the wall. It's like a virtual game of Hide and Seek where someone shuffles the walls around, throws out a bunch of No-No zones with triggers and dares you to find your way. Virtual Perspective is where you literally use your perspective to guide an orb through a maze of moving obstacles. The guards can be a bit annoying since you think you've found a way to cheat them and then they reach out into space and slap you. The puzzles are fun and mostly relaxing to work your way through. I do wish there were a bit more puzzles to play through before the end but I'd be lying if I said I didn't enjoy solving them.

This is a short but sweet puzzle game for the right price, and it's the right level of difficulty for me to enjoy at least when it comes to spatial puzzles.

As seen on youtube shorts!

Game was fantastic and the one day I went to load it up and it went thru some sort of update and now everytime I preess play im sent back to the home screen immediately. i literally cant play the game I bought anymore...

Yes, I did recieve this game for free, but I enjoyed it so much, that affter I finished streaming it, I went ahead and bought the supporter pack. The concept is simple on paper - you click on the power cell (which is a little holographic ball), and you move it into the hole, without letting it touch any of the pink blocks. The power cell sticks to the wall, and moves to directly where you're looking. Where it gets crazy is that the power cell follows your line of sight to the letter. The trailers do a better job of explaining, but if you were staring directly at a wall, and then you moved behind a column, the power cell would jump straight from the wall to that column. Each level is essentially a labryinth that you need to guide the power cells through, getting progressively more and more elaborate. Though I've found some larger rooms which appeared daunting at first, but I found a very simple solution that skipped most of the maze. Maybe it's because the concept is easy for me to wrap my head around. I can imagine there being points where others would struggle. There's no story - that's fine, not every game needs one. Though it would be nice if each "Sector" was thematically d…