Fumiko!

Im still scared of the void, this game dosent help.. But its good

Nice game, but it can be tricky to understand what is expected of you and extremely frustrating when you think you do. Good game overall, interesting visuals and concept, but glad i finally beat it and can put it to rest.

It was ok

fantastic game except i had it stored on my external so when it sh!t the bed and i bought a new one the entire game's progress reset and i had to start from the beginning which i didnt want to do #pain #johnpork

I did not expect to love this game as much as i did.

Fumiko is a 3D platformer in a colorful low-poly style with a few very basic puzzles and a story told through text dialog and your character's thoughts. In short, I don't recommend it because of the immense amount of frustration I felt due to the overloaded visuals and finicky controls. If it weren't for these factors, it may have been otherwise enjoyable - and the music was great. Visuals: While the game does appear visually stunning and colorful, it goes way overboard in many cases. I often found it difficult to locate the next goal due to the chaos of moving/spinning particles and effects in every direction. Also, there is one particular level where obtaining the collectibles requires you to navigate through buildings with semi-transparent walls and very bright lights everywhere. It would be rather beautiful if it weren't for the incredibly frustrating experience of trying to navigate through this 3D environment while not knowing where the walls are and getting trapped inside tiny invisible rooms (granted this would not be necessary if you don't wish to get those particular collectibles). Controls: I used a keyboard and mouse. The controls themselves are simple, but are not quite suited for what the game wants you to do, making navigation even more frustrating. For example, much of the environment makes use of vertical space, but your camera limits how far up you can look. This becomes especially annoying in levels where you must fly directly upward/downward while avoiding obstacles. You are constantly straining at the limit of your camera tilt which makes your view flip and spin uncontrollably, making it very difficult to avoid said obstacles. Additionally, the jump-dash ability you must use to gain height is a diagonal boost, meaning that you constantly hit the edges of the restricted area you must fly in (which then kills you). Overall, it feels like the controls are meant for horizontal maps, while the environment is largely vertical. All of these little things combine to make it a very frustrating experience that, in my opinion, outweighs the good things about the game.

It's trippy, and I absolutely love it. If you're looking for a casual game with a unique story, this one is a great pick. The abstract art style, chill synth music, and exaggerated jumps create a dreamlike environment that really pulls you in. It's exactly what I was hoping to find on Steam. Highly recommended if you want a relaxing, visually interesting experience!

3D platformer where the basic movement and jumping mechanics feel terrible. Not gonna bother playing past the tutorial, sorry.