Recent reviews by Durghan

Trippy little game. Game is used loosely. Nice meditative experience. Has a cool automode that makes for an interesting screensaver but would be nice if I could run it as an actual screensaver. Also would be nice if I coudl adjust graphics settings. Even though it looks pretty basic, my potato work computer will not run it well.

It's actually a really nice idea for a game. But sadly, they make it so difficult to progress your only options are;

1. Click until all your hardware or your fingers break
2. wait for literal weeks before you can progress at certain points
3. Pay them a bunch of money, which just would never end.
4. Completely give up and walk away.

Sadly I think I'm at the give up and walk away stage. I can't afford to be spending wads of cash on something like this. I understand and respect that a company needs to make money to stay alive, but I'd rather they found other ways that weren't predatory.

Good game! Get it and play it!

If you're a fan of space games, this MIGHT be for you.
if you're a fan of survival games, this MIGHT be for you.
If you're a fan of Subnautica, this REALLY MIGHT be for you.

However, as much as I want to like games like Subnautica and Breathedge, their insistence on creating situations that require you to waste HOURS of your time travelling back and forth between different areas, searching for dozens of materials in order to make other items to allow you to make even the slightest amount of progress, eventually becomes infuriating to me. What starts as game that could offer some great amusement and entertainment, eventually devolves in pure frustration and annoyance.

I'll likely never know how it ends because I'm not likely to load it back up again due to the desire to NOT spend 10 minutes or more just travelling to get supplies and THEN spending another 10 minutes travelling back. It's just not fun.

But if you like that stuff, then you'll probably like this.

Essentially a point and click adventure, this was a unique experience being able to flip back and forth between reality and the spirit realm.

There's no combat so don't come here looking for that.

There were a handful of graphics issue on my RTX 2070, but generally the game looked really nice. I'd give it a good 7 out of 10 personally.

Very nice little puzzle game. Nice clean graphic style, sensible camera movement, and a relaxing soundtrack actually make this a nice way to chill out for a while. The game also does a really good job of teaching you how to play, without directly teaching you. If you like cool little puzzle games, this one is right up your alley!

Cute little game, but as many others have pointed out, the controls are a struggle. Like the one user who gave it a thumbs down, I also got a bit sick from the awkward camera movement and eventually had to stop playing. I might have been fine they had kept the default Unity camera movement though.

Regardless, I would still recommend picking it up if you're looking for a little time passer. Maybe the camera movement won't affect you as much.

Pretty good little adventure with a decent story about the little guy standing up to corporations. Sadly, that's really all it had for story. Compared to the first game that had a serious personal agenda for the main character, this sequel is missing that element and I think it makes a big difference.

I played this right after the first one and it took me quite a while to get used to the different control scheme, so that was a bit awkward, but truly, very minor.

The way the story evolved from the first game to this second entry was well done, makes a lot of sense as far as the progression of the story, and created a lot opportunity for game play.Many people felt this is the better of the two, but the lack of a seriously emotional personal concern, makes it the lesser of the two for me.

It was still a solid game and if it looks at all interesting to you, just get it and decide for yourself.

Some of you all really don't understand what Early Access means, do you? Stop being dumb.

If you like pure puzzle games, The Room series just might be for you. They're more like digital Puzzle Boxes than actual games. They're extremely short, only a few hours long depending on your ability to solve things. The puzzles in the first two were quite brilliant and more than once I kicked myself for taking a hint! I'm about to buy the third one, hopefully I can void hints on that one.