A Little Perspective

Amazing game for people who love unique puzzle mechanics and thinking outside the box. A Little Perspective provides interesting levels and progression in a way that is captivating and fun. It is meant to be tricky, but is satisfying once your mind gets the hang of it.

佳作，先打个好评 等100%了再修改

Accidentally discovered a secret that made my head explode. 10/10 This has the best meta in any puzzle game I've ever seen or played and it's not even close.

I don't have much more to add that hasn't been said already, but this game is incredibly underrated and more people should play it. Also, if you're thinking of muting the voice over, think again! I thought it was annoying at first, but I'm glad I didn't mute it because of something that happens later on.

This game is great and I did not expect it to be longer than 6 hours. For me, there have been so many "no way that works" moments, which made the game more fun. Some levels took a minute, while some would get me stuck for up to 40 minutes. I recommend taking a break for at least an hour upon being stuck. Although I managed to complete all levels, [spoiler] including the secrete sets AND the bonus "scrapped" levels [/spoiler], this is a difficult game.

有趣，好玩

This tickles my ADHD brain in a good way

Despite being only a few hours in, I am flat out loving this game. The puzzles are craftily designed and challenging from the get-go. The perspective-shifting mechanics can feel overwhelming at first, but after a couple of hours, you start to see patterns emerge from the abstract geometry. The game offers native Steam Deck support, which feels like such a natural pairing thanks to its controls. I'll do a longer write-up once I've finished the game.

Having a great time with this! Much more deep and mind bending approach to perspective puzzles than I'm used to. Really interesting and clever mechanics with nice puzzle design that helps you slowly discover the complexity. I recommend playing with a controller. I struggled to mentally map WASD to the diagonal movement, but it feels natural with diagonal analog stick inputs.