And Yet It Moves

I pray that the creator of the last bonus level never knows peace.

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a very unique game perfect for steam deck super mind bending and the artstyle is great if you have'nt played check it out 8/10

Full review: https://thegamehoard.com/2026/05/01/picking-up-steam-and-yet-it-moves/ And Yet It Moves gradually finds its footing with the rotation mechanic in the same way the player does. Right as the novelty of walking on walls and ceilings wears out, new objects and entities start to interact with your world spinning antics, giving you more puzzles to figure out and trickier platforming to pull off. At times though, the game’s rough nature gets in the way of your enjoyment, your standard jumping already a bit weak but some gimmicks can be a bit unruly to wrangle if you don’t do them perfectly on your first attempt. The game gets more creative the deeper you get into it, but it’s certainly held back by how often your failures arise from little issues in how the game handles the way you and other objects move.

this game is an exercise in frustration

The game has a distinct look and a unique idea - you rotate the whole world to get through each level. Definitely creative, and definitely worth trying out. Problem is that for me personally, it simply wasn’t fun to play. Maybe it was clunky controls, slow pace, or maybe something else entirely. Closer to completion, it felt more like a chore, than a rewarding challenge. In any case, it [i]is[/i] a good game overall, so I'd recommend buying it on sale and giving it a short. p.s. No issues on modern system with Windows 10

I'd argue the definitive version of this game is the Wii release purely because it feels like it was designed to make use of the rotation controls, whereas its a little more clunky and difficult to play on PC because of the lack of them. Really cool underlooked artsy platformer that I wish more people would play. I hope it gets a remaster of sorts for modern platforms some day with upscaled art assets and generally less jank when it comes to running it on PC in the modern day