Fluid little adventure,
beautiful post-rock soundtrack

I don't know where all the gaming press hype comes from. It's not a bad indie game, it's just it peters out very, very quickly and probably can be finished before Steam's refund timer if you grok the craft motions quickly. It's a nice and novel idea for controls, but it is not without its flaws. Camera code can't keep up after you learn to control the craft which sucks the fun out of it right when it should be the beginning of having fun. Zero replayability value. Story is non-existent, just a few dialogue lines with annoying randomized word-like gibberish. Music - also sparse and practically non-existent. Sound effects are OK. Too much film grain to my taste (luckily adjustable) and an un-toggleable overlay annoying with "camera crosshairs".
It's an "experience", but a fleeting and forgettable one. It would benefit from supporting VR though, like Race the Sun does.

While it's not deserving a negative review, it is "meh" at best.

awesome flow

Merge of Contact, 2001 a space odysee. A Visual and athmospheric masterpiece

This is a pretty fun game, just look at it, if you think it looks fun it probably will be, but what you see is what you get. Its mostly about zipping around as a little sphere UFO thing.

I thought this was a cool flying game with music, but you're a glowing bowling ball rolling around the ground in a rainstorm. You can glide a little off jumps, but then your glow fades and you drop like, well, a bowling ball. Not for me.

Light on exposition but rich in experience and immersion, I'm really loving this game. It's exactly what I was searching for.

Like others, I had absolutely no idea what was going on. Like zilch. Nada.

However, I thoroughly enjoyed it the whole time. Twas' great and I recommend. Gameplay is like nothing ive played before and now this will probably be my new "Chill-out" game.