Eclipsium

This was a great game!! I really enjoyed (more like trembled through the entirety of) playing through it. It was nerve-wracking even though you're not being rushed at any point. It's short but very unsettling, and there is a constant feeling of being watched even though you're presented with a seemingly deserted world. The story is a huge "show don't tell", maybe even too much for my taste (because in the end I was left with lots of questions unanswered). For games like this, you're supposed to get the story from what the game shows you, but I can't help but feel that it shows too little to really be able to make out much of what's happening. The puzzles were good. Balanced, I'd say. You're probably never going to get stuck over not being to solve one-- except two very specific ones that I'd say were trickier than the others, but even in those you realize, after a bit, what you were doing wrong. This is probably obvious to say, but I really liked all of the art for this game: the rotoscoping for the hand drawings and animations, the pixelation and dithering (as well as all the other shaders used that I just can't name), the sound effects and the music. All of these work together to deliver an eerie atmosphere that will make you feel unsafe at all times. At the same time, some of the views and scenery this game presents you with are just beautiful and breathtaking. Very good game, very good art and very good mechanics. Just wish there was a little more telling to the story. 9/10 :D

fire

Extremely unique visual masterpiece through a twisted surreal fantasy world. Shove this up my butt

♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ опыт. В рот ♥♥♥♥ субмарину. Хотите примерно понять как ощущается игра, послушайте Dead Butterflies - Embers, ощущения после концовки те же

Eclipsium is the kind of game where you spend half your time asking yourself, “What am I even looking at?” and somehow, that is exactly what makes it so magical. As a walking-sim horror game, Eclipsium does an amazing job of making the world around you feel unsettling. From its atmosphere to the world itself, the game always gives you something to question. It doesn't need to throw a monster at you every five minutes to keep you scared. Sometimes, it's simply the environments and how the pixel art blends together to form this visual mess that's so pretty to look at. The music. I love a game with a good soundtrack, and Eclipsium has some great tracks that really hits you while playing. The music fits the strange and unsettling world perfectly, making the environments feel even more alive and mysterious. If walking-sims are your thing I highly reccomend Eclipsium.

Sinceramente näo entendi praticamente nada, mas é a primeira vez que jogo um jogo nesse estilo e curti demais, apesar de nao entender muita coisa, tem puzzles legais e a arte é muito boa

pig