
Al’ulA is a first-person non-euclidean puzzle game set in a strange fractal dimension inspired by medieval Morocco. You will use an alien artefact to solve puzzles while guided by a strange alien entity.
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Mariam, a Moroccan astronomer, is trapped in a realm of impossible geometry. Use your perception of space to navigate shifting staircases, twisting corridors, and non-euclidean structures where reality no longer follows the rules.
Use the Artifact to bend the world around you. Select rows of tiles and rotate them in any direction, reshaping the room itself. Twist corridors, align staircases, and rearrange the environment to reach new paths.
A mysterious Entity brought Mariam into this fractal dimension. Solve puzzle after puzzle with the Artifact, uncover fragments of Mariam’s past, and discover the truth behind this impossible place as you search for a way out.
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Languages: English*, French*languages with full audio support
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I thoroughly enjoyed this game. It reminded me of the puzzle games I used to play on the iPad like 15 years ago. I hghly recommend this to absolutely everybody, even if puzzles arent normally your thing. It's basically solving a rubik's cube from the inside, but with a storyline, and where some pieces cannot be moved (which makes it more challenging). And the game visually looks very cool, especially during the between-level cutscenes and story parts. I absolutely recommend.
Cewb game :D
Brain teasers? Yes. Pretty? Apparently yes. More please.
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The game is very pretty what the hell!! And very surprising too i love the good balance of plot, brain teaser and mystery, i want to see more!!!
An enjoyable puzzle game where you rotate the rooms you are in in order to get through an exit door for each level. The environments look very nice. Perfectly playable without a controller-I used a keyboard and mouse.
Fun little game. lots of softlocks, but worthy of your attention.
Très bon jeu, jolis graphismes. Par contre, c'est vraiment trop casse tête des fois. On ne comprend pas pourquoi certaines zones ne bougent pas. Je pense être assez loin dans le jeu (j'ai lu qu'il était assez court), mais pas pu le finir parce que je n'ai jamais réussi à mettre les marches en face de la sortie. Et vu comme c'était dur, j'ose imaginer que c'était la fin. Je conseille ce jeu malgré tout, pour les fans de casse-tête, mais moi qui suit fan, je n'ai pas eu la patience.
Has an Outer Wilds vibe, the simple fact of having a Rubiks Cube in hand and being able to play with the scenery is a really crazy sensation, the vertical slice is short (about 30 minutes) but believe me, it will only give you one desire, that of wanting more! Don’t hesitate, these 30 minutes made me flip my brain in all directions but it was worth it!
Al'ula is a very creative puzzle game in which you must use a magic rubix cube to shift the walls of each room you find yourself in until you can reach the goal. It's a simple premise that allows for many possibilities, and each puzzle feels very satisfying to solve. The game also introduces new elements over time, like corrupted tiles you can't move, forcing you to think about the game's mechanics from a new perspective. Also, not only is the gameplay great, but the presentation is also top-notch. Its world doesn't feel random or like it was created only for the puzzles. There's an actual story here, and I got quite interested in learning more about the lore, which you find snippets of throughout the adventure. All in all, Al'ula is a great little puzzle game, and I totally recommend it if you're looking for something unique!
Really great game with unique mechanic, loved the vibes and the puzzles :)
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