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While the concept is interesting, the level design needs a lot of work. i find myself getting turned around looking for the puzzles and struggling to get over the intended ramps and through some paths than i do actually trying to solve puzzles. unless you are looking for a very infuriating walk simulator with the occasional puzzle and no ability to control the games volumes from within the game's menu despite being built around audio, i would not suggest playing.

If you like walking sims, making music, and puzzles, you'll have a good time. No story or dialogue to speak of. The synthesizer you build is pretty impressive and versatile, too.

Wander around mysterious ruins, use your intuition to solve puzzles, make music. It's great.

Lovely. Black and Glow. Easy puzzles, wonderful music.

After having mostly beaten the game many years ago, returning to the inside of this music machine has helped me slow down in gaming. The surrealist TRONesque landscapes, the travel and taking in the whole of the world, the sound of the puzzles and the Synesthesia qualities they evoke - this game gives you space to explore a different perspective. That perspective being on the inside of a synthesizer of course :)

This game has no words. Instead, its reality is made from sound crystallized into a solid form and sent through machines to create pure music. It's a fun experience for people who are deeply interested in synthesized music.

I have no clue what is going on or why but I enjoyed almost every moment of it. it speaks to me on an abstract level. its art and sound. that may sound pretentious but its really not. if you like raves you'll like this. if you can't figure out a puzzle you can usually brute force it with enough tries.