Plasticity is a narrative puzzle-platformer Indie game from a group of talented students. It lets you play as little Noa, who grew up in a world overdumped by plastic and trash. She fights her way through it, encountering a lot of disasters of all natures.

Plasticity lets you decide how you play it. Every decision that you make will have an impact on the ending. What will you do, to make the world a better place? The game has a high replayability. I finished 2 runs, comparing how my decisions worked out in the end.

The graphics are cute and the little details hidden within the levels are just adorable. The lighting and saturation change within the different scenarios which puts the atmosphere on the next level.

The gameplay is easy to understand and kept very simple. You will need 5 keys to interact with the vicinity. Some objects are not clipped very effectively which makes it sometimes frustrating to progress at specific points (eg. ladders, crates, jumping on rooftops). But those are just little things that dont affect the gameplay too much.

Plasticity's storyline is kept simple but with a big message behind it. There is a critical proclamation within the game that you cant avoid to see, hear or feel. While playing the game I felt somehow very sad and happy at the same time. Sad, because you see its not far from reality. Happy, because you feel encouraged to change something. The journey through Plasticity has ups and downs, even in just a 20-40 minute gameplay!

Last statement about the soundtrack / music. I fell in love with it in an instant. It suits the atmosphere just perfectly. Couldnt keep myself from looking it up and luckily found it on Soundcloud. I wished there was a way to achieve the soundtrack via Steam!

Conclusion: Plasticity is a little game packed with sadness and joy. A journey that puts you in a scenario, so far but at the same time so close to reality. It is like a little chocolate bar you can eat between two meals. It makes you sad when its gone, but it also makes you happy, eating it. I wished to see more stuff from this talented team! <3