Interior Worlds

This game was made by an Indie Developer and was quite fun to play! The developer took some time to built 12 different levels of liminal spaces (metro, airport etc.). There are many hidden things to find like filters for your cam, aliens and some easter (door) eggs and secret levels. There are some references to other games (like classic silent hill) what I really liked. It took me 11 hours to explore everything and find everything. Pros: Great game from an Indie developer worth investing some time. Much to find - you have to replay levels to find everything - yes and it is still fun! He took quite much effort into his work to polish the game. Cons: The graphic is "special". If you don't have a problem with graphics looking like from the 90s everything is fine. The levels are too empty for beeing so large at all. You are running and running and running. Yes, I know it adds to the feeling of liminal spaces but I find it a bit too much. At the beginning you don#t know what you have to do. There could be a bit more guidance from the game. The story is thin - very thin. Please do not expect a big soundtrack or hundreds of sounds in this game. This is an Indie game. Please keep that in mind and - well - have fun while playing!!! :-) Two thumbs up!

Exactly what I paid for. It's good

LIKE BACKROOMS IN MOVIE IN GAME!

Pretty neat concept but really wish more levels had the same amount of deduction and mechanics as thje forest level. Also for a game centered around photography it gives you very little options and settings to experiment with. If you like walking simulators and a good vibe Id recommend.

Backrooms but taking pictures, love it!!

An absolutely delightful, atmospheric jaunt around some liminal spaces, with fun setpieces to take photos of! My main complaints are kind of petty... - Coming from a coward's perspective, I really... really did not enjoy Cryptid-kun scuttling around. I think the act of being truly alone makes things hit a bit harder, and about every time I got accustomed to its presence, it did something unnecessarily freaky as if only to bully me, specifically [very petty complaint] - I also wish the camera could take... uh, better pictures? One of the main reasons I decided to play was to see if I could take some nice shots to use as backgrounds on my computer, but not only are the photos really small when they're saved, the film grain is so aggressive it can be distracting. Oh well. - I also wish the spaces were... more? It feels like the closest you get to somewhere truly cool to take pictures of is upstairs in the Hotel and that one secret in the School (although the film grain there is so aggressive all of my photos were worthless, sob), and as soon as it feels like it's about to reveal some *really* cool locales to take pictures of... It ends! A bummer, but what is here is still fantastic to vibe in. It was still a fantastic and charming game even with my complaints, 10/10 would 100% in one sitting again. Very worth your time.

The mood in this game is incredible. I recommend really taking your time and walking slowly through the levels. Some of them are better than others, of course, but all of them are great. I bought the game not really expecting anything, but I was blown away.