
Hadr is a short atmospheric game where you control a piece of flying fabric. Every single thing you can cover with your cloth, will disappear. Items, puzzles and story, they all have their place in Hadr. Are real things disappearing or just memories?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
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If I could give a neutral rating, I would. I bought this more for the idea of its main mechanic, and it's really quite original and well done! As a game, it's short, and not very difficult. One hour of playing around with the concept in different ways. The developers put in the effort to make it work well, and the levels play with the mechanic a bit to keep it interesting. They could've made more of it if they wanted, and maybe this would've been amazing. Again, the idea at the heart of this was new and interesting enough for me to buy it! As it is however, the game is only little more than a demo for the studio - a technically tricky core idea wrapped in some gameplay, soundscapes, and simple graphics. All parts of it are good, mind you, but together it's just not enough game. If you're fine with spending four bucks for an hour's worth of gameplay without much immersion (and maybe want to support a promising indie studio like I did) - go for it! Otherwise I'd suggest either waiting for this to be on sale or playing the demo.
Hard. Tento kus poletující látky mi zcela změnil život. Hra se vyrovná komplexnosti Čapkova R.U.R.
A neat little art project if you enjoy such things
I enjoyed the game for what it offered, and it was a unique experience. I'd recommend also not trying to speed through the game and just chill, make as many items disappear as you can. It's a good game for an afternoon if you want to play something different, but not invest a lot of time into it.
Interessantes Spiel. Hat etwas beruhigendes an sich mit diesem Tuch durch die Luft zu schweben und Dinge verschwinden zu lassen. Schöne Grafik und gute Musik unterspielen diese Experience. Empfehlenswert!
nice
解压游戏,就是血压有点高。看在制作没少用心的份上好评了
Lovely and atmospheric experiment. For me, the experience got MUCH more rewarding and intriguing once past the stepping stones / pillows level, so if at first you're not into it, stick to it for a couple of levels!
First of all, thanks to the dev for having a demo. Not enough games have them. At $6 CDN this is an easy, easy recommendation. Not just for the price but more so for the simple, unique and interesting concept this brings. This game reminds me of why for indie games, Steam is just an orgy of gaming goodness compared to consoles which just don't come close to the combo of quantity and quality. There's just so, so many little hidden gems like this one on Steam. And I'd say this one definitely stands out. A beautiful, tranquil puzzler. Kick the feet up, grab a controller and try the demo.
Magnificent.
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