Epitasis offers a serene and tranquil trip into a terrestrial world. A surreal place in the cosmos filled with its own rich lore of ancient races and forgotten technologies to scout out and ponder the machinations of.

Despite its appearance of open and explorable alien worlds rife with beautiful surreal landscapes Epitasis is much more than a cosmic walking simulator. A plethora of unique puzzles and interesting solutions are spread throughout the world to interact with, and the mechanics are never quite clear leaving the player to use their intuition and creativity to feel through the mechanics of ancient technologies.

With a visual presentation that lies somewhere between the simplistic surreal pleasantries of Proteus and the grand sci-fi wonders of No Man's Sky. It's way more active in game play than either, however, with interactions and puzzles that keep you pressing on to the next important piece.

I'm still very early in my journey, and the entire purpose or plot is not entirely clear to me yet but I can easily say this is one that will engage anyone with an explorative side and an inquisitive mind, as this is purely an experience of discovery. Much more to come as I work my way through, but this is an instantly memorable and accesible sci-fi adventure that I can already heartily recommend to anyone interested in such topics.

This review made possible through the consideration and contribution of the developer/publisher. Email electrickeishock@gmail.com for requests & promotions

[h1]Epitasis[/h1] Epitasis offers a serene and tranquil trip into a terrestrial world. A surreal place in the cosmos filled with its own rich lore of ancient races and forgotten technologies to scout out and ponder the machinations of. Despite its appearance of open and explorable alien worlds rife with beautiful surreal landscapes Epitasis is much more than a cosmic walking simulator. A plethora of unique puzzles and interesting solutions are spread throughout the world to interact with, and the mechanics are never quite clear leaving the player to use their intuition and creativity to feel through the mechanics of ancient technologies. With a visual presentation that lies somewhere between the simplistic surreal pleasantries of [i]Proteus[/i] and the grand sci-fi wonders of [i]No Man's Sky[/i]. It's way more active in game play than either, however, with interactions and puzzles that keep you pressing on to the next important piece. I'm still very early in my journey, and the entire purpose or plot is not entirely clear to me yet but I can easily say this is one that will engage anyone with an explorative side and an inquisitive mind, as this is purely an experience of discovery. Much more to come as I work my way through, but this is an instantly memorable and accesible sci-fi adventure that I can already heartily recommend to anyone interested in such topics. [i]This review made possible through the consideration and contribution of the developer/publisher. Email electrickeishock@gmail.com for requests & promotions[/i]