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Great game mechanically but very resource intensive. Seems to be more stable than it was.

I have no idea what I'm doing, but I'm having fun doing it. I lost an entire night to this game. A work night. I really need a babysitter to remind to go to bed at some point.

I like this game very much. So far it's my favorite indie game of the year.

If you liked Antichamber or Portal 2, the puzzles here will delight you.

If you like first-person platforming (parkour), you can find some of that here.

If you are into old-school run-and-gun combat like Quake, this game has that stuff.

If you are obsessed with collect-a-thons, there's hella collecting to do here.

If you like an intensely open world where you can (eventually) go almost anywhere (with some skill), play The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. But then play this.

It's pretty, has good music, great controls, great difficulty curve, about 20-40 hours of play. Does require a decent PC to run smoothly (UE4-based). Very helpful and friendly dev you can chat with in the discord. Get the demo. You're guaranteed to get hooked.

I haven't finished playing through this yet, but I can say: it is very intense. The parkour is very exciting, the exploration is fun, and the physics puzzles can get pretty challenging. I would recommend if you like puzzle-platformers.

Got this with the 75% off coupon thinking it looked nice, and maybe would provide a few hours of platforming fun.

And then I was blown away. I would probably have been willing to pay near full price for this game. The platforming is very technical and the combat is nail-biting. I'd say it has challenging puzzles, but every moment of the game is a challenging puzzle strategically. There are times where you have to have a clever idea to advance, some where you need a clever idea to survive, and many where you just need knife-edge technical platforming skill, good luck, and frame-perfect timing.

They say this game is short. Maybe it is, but it sure packs a hell of a lot of gameplay into so little space. Here's the concept: you are a tiny hairball who can run at a medium pace, jump an average height or distance, turn around slowly, break a stick over an enemy's head, and throw rocks and logs around. You don't get any special abilities or powerups. It's all just biting your nails and hoping you divined the right strategy and caught a break on the enemy RNG. In short, you will likely strain every muscle in your arm with the tension of combat. A speedrunner may be able to run through the whole game in ten minutes, but it's gonna last you, first time buyer, hours. Hours of real, painful struggle. The kind of struggle that will let you make a learn and wipe the cold sweat from your brow with a smile of accomplishment.

Here's what you also get: A beautiful high-def ambient world of silhouettes quite reminiscent of Limbo; smooth vectorized detailed animations on every character and piece of scenery; believable and accurate physics that never stops delivering surprises; tight, realistic controls that are intuitive and predicable while still leaving you feeling vulnerable; and a gorgeously haunting, melodic soundtrack that perfectly sets the mood for the inherent tension of surviving a world where everything wants to kill you.

If you enjoyed Limbo, but wished it had more combat, this is a must-buy.

This is right up there with Psychonauts for best game ever. It's a puzzle/platformer with emphasis on the platforming elements.

The puzzles are usually quite easy to figure out on your own, but sometimes quite difficult to enact. For instance, there's a level where you have to catch three frogs and destroy them before Monster catches you, and if you fail you start over from the beginning. It's the closest to dying you come in this game, but it's still quite frustrating.

I expected the story to be heart-rendingly moving, and I was still caught off-guard by it. It's that powerful.

One of my favorite things about this game is the setting. It looks like a favela if you look at it out of the corner of your eye, but if you explore and pay attention, you sink deep into the art and mood. It's one of the most fantastic and magical places that I've ever been in a game world. And just to emphasize this, you must revisit each level (except two of them) twice or sometimes three times, each time to do something different, and requiring a different perspective, which truly gives the city a sense of extent and volume. It's also so amazing the way nature and more magical eliminates insinuate themselves into the city, as if the city itself is invading something far older.

The mechanics of this game are also unique in a very well-thought-out way. For instance, most of the puzzles require you to rearrange the world itself, moving, stacking, and tipping the little shacks, and at one point, tipping the whole village on its side. This is the first game I've seen where you get the ability to make "long jumps" from another character (a rocket-propelled robot action figure named Lula) which can be detached from your character at will. Which means the game can take away your ability to jump far at any time, just to make the gameplay more interesting.

While I will say that this world drew me in so far, I didn't want to leave, and so felt a bit of withdrawal when the story ended after four hours, I can't help but note that the story arc is so smooth and coherent, it could not have been longer than it was. It ended exactly where and when it had to end. Given how little gaming time I have these days, it's probably best that it didn't take longer than it did.

Pros:
- Heart-rending story lovingly told
- Beautiful sets and models
- Clever game mechanics
- Just the right amount of frustration

Cons:
- The feeling of sadness slowly sinking into your soul the moment you beat the game and realize you must go back to real life now

Out of five, I'd give this game at least a seven.

As a person with not a lot of time for gaming and not too much patience either, I like to collect short games. Clocking in at about 3 hours of play time, this one is a good choice for those who like puzzle adventure games.

Pros:
Fun storyline, entirely voice-acted
Puzzles just barely hard enough that you can trial and error your way through with some cleverness, without a need for a walkthrough
Clever environments
A lot of heart
A good hint system that doesn't give too much away

Cons:
A strange bug that causes all the dialog in a cutscene to be skipped, so you have to restart the game to see it.
Some small interface issues unintuitiveness that can get you stuck even after you have solved a puzzle
Inability to zoom out to see the whole environment at one time gets annoying
Many of the puzzles are just a wee bit too easy.

I'd give it a 6/10 on the whole.