Awkward Dimensions Redux

Absolutely no options for accessibility, and it's overtly edgy. I get what the creator was trying to do, but this was more annoying than anything I've ever played. I get it. You're ashamed of your own creation. Go to therapy.

Banger. Play it. The game may be rudimentary but regardless of its polish it is quite clever. I especially liked the alternate exit in the final level using limited time forcing you to push past all the noise of peoples opinions in order to escape the confines of believing them as absolute truth. At least that was my interpretation. I felt the art gallery of the dev's drawings as a child in the heist level served as a representation of the level itself. The first attempt, it looks like ♥♥♥♥ of course but with practice and dedication (climbing the ladder) comes true progress and eventually mastery. The dev shows us some of their more recent art and it is vastly improved in quality much like this game as a whole compared to the singular heist level. The dogs cracked me up too. I cried a lot playing this. My ONE critique is in the developer commentary on the self destruction level the dev says "most" people wouldn't look up to grab the tile and would just give up. I do believe some people might if they don't relate with the dev, but I gotta say if you can't figure that level out you're a total moron. I was charmed by the lack of polish, I can tell it is not a gimmick and the dev has demonstrated that they have what it takes to make an incredible piece of art at its core. Often times that strong core is lost in the pursuit of detail and polish. I'm very excited to see what they make next. A very raw experience that brought me to tears multiple times. This is the most moving game I have ever played and definitely one of my all time favorites. I wish I had paid for this game.