Awareness Rooms is a short puzzle with an interesting concept being it's selling point.

The concept is awareness.
Character, that you will control, first will not understand her surroundings, what's the object before her very eyes do,
or what is it even in the first place.
By examining, or trying to interact with strange colored shapes, they will begin to materialise, becoming something you are used to.
Heavy white object infront of you. It is quite big, higher than you, even. Cold to the touch. Smooth.
After you feel around the room, look at everything, maybe even smell, you will notice that that big white thing you saw before isn't just a geometric figure. That's a fridge.
And not just the fridge, this green and soft is sofa, that one, that had a nice aroma, was a plant.
After you will realise what is the place you are in, you will be able to solve the puzzle in the room.
By solving it, you will be able to traverse into the next room, thus repeating the cycle of "awaring" the place, and then solving what's in it.

The game, as I've said before, is quite short, there are just 5 rooms. This way, it doesn't overstay it's welcome with it's idea and doesn't get boring.
But, $5 for a 1-2h game might be a tad bit overpriced.

As a conclusion, I'd say that it's an interesting project that is OK to get on a sale.

Thanks for reading, have a great one.

Awareness Rooms is a short puzzle with an interesting concept being it's selling point. [i]The concept is awareness.[/i] Character, that you will control, first will not understand her surroundings, what's the object before her very eyes do, or what is it even in the first place. By examining, or trying to interact with strange colored shapes, they will begin to materialise, becoming something you are used to. Heavy white object infront of you. It is quite big, higher than you, even. Cold to the touch. Smooth. After you feel around the room, look at everything, maybe even smell, you will notice that that big white thing you saw before isn't just a geometric figure. That's a fridge. And not just the fridge, this green and soft is sofa, that one, that had a nice aroma, was a plant. After you will realise what is the place you are in, you will be able to solve the puzzle in the room. By solving it, you will be able to traverse into the next room, thus repeating the cycle of "awaring" the place, and then solving what's in it. The game, as I've said before, is quite short, there are just 5 rooms. This way, it doesn't overstay it's welcome with it's idea and doesn't get boring. But, $5 for a 1-2h game might be a tad bit overpriced. As a conclusion, I'd say that it's an interesting project that is OK to get on a sale. Thanks for reading, have a great one.