Fade Away

the only problem i had with the game is the final level, Bugged out all the way and got stuck due to buggy camera but overall... Love the game. I don't know if i over-thinked the ending or what but great game.

The concept of switching between worlds to complete puzzles is a fun, cool game mechanic. The puzzles are well-thought out - not too hard, but not childsplay. If you have played Ibb & Obb, the feel of this game very closely resembles it, but of course with different mechanics. The game is in its early stage at the mment of creating this review, so there are some minor technical issues here and there: choppy transition from level to level, staggering camera, disappearing rocks, and once where I had to restart the game because I couldn't move at all. However, despite the technical issues, this game definitely shows potential of becoming a big game in the indie community.

Very atmospheric, melancholy though unobstrusive background music, clever mechanics, well-done puzzles. I think I'll stop now, though, because the save-game points are so far apart that it's becoming frustrating to keep redoing what is basically an old-school arcade "level" each time I fail anywhere on it. That makes more sense for games like Donkey Kong where the challenge is reflexes, than for games like this where the challenge is figuring out what to do. There's no fun here in repeating things over and over that you've already figured out how to do. ADDED in 2023: I came back and played a couple more levels, but since I played it last, the game's developed a bug which often causes you to die immediately on pressing "space" to change from white to black or black to white worlds, even when there's nothing in the other world at that point that would harm you. The game is now much too frustrating with these frequent random deaths, and I must change my thumbs-up to a thumbs-down.

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Relaxing and fun... it also takes less then 45 mins to complete

Very nice game