ISLANDS: Non-Places

不会看见任何人，但人类社会的光和声音无处不在，就像游戏的设计核心——迷雾中的灯光这个概念一样 它表达的东西模糊又明确，人与社会的连结与分离好像自然界的群系，可见与不可见的交织像水上与水下的冰山，游戏形式本该让你心无旁骛，你却无法停止思考 最后，人类社会的灯光像流星般划过自然界的星空、灯光成为了新的星星，作者对人类社会和自然关系的思考凝聚在最后一刻进入思潮的高峰 非常沉浸的哲思小品，如此优雅，如此旁观，[strike]如此谜语人意识流让你能不能在游玩过程中get到它想表达的东西成为了要不要购入的关键因素[/strike] 以上只是我个人在通关流程中的想法，不同的人可能会有不一样的思维体验，不代表什么标准答案，是那种能不能get到就看统计学发不发力的作品

Esperaba más. Sí. Juego contemplativo, "arty" y surrealista, con bonitos filtros, pero poco más...no llega a point and click. Apenas hay que hacer click en un par de luces, que por cierto parpadean para que las pulses, no te vayas a perder... Si durase el doble y tuviese secuencias más interesantes, quizás valdría los 4 lereles Por no tener, no tiene ni música. Sólo viento

ISLANDS: Non-Places is basically a series of art exhibits composed of common objects and displayed in liminal space. The goal is to interact with buttons and various lights to fit the needs of the piece, and then move on to the next. It's pretty and decently interesting while it lasts. Not much depth to the gameplay here beyond an exploration of the medium as art.

这人作品真挺好 除了画面 音效很棒

A lovely set of scenes which unfold like puzzle boxes with a charming surreal quality and subtle humor. The way objects and spaces morph and telescope reminds me a lot of being a child and imagining secrets in everything. I want to play more games like this and remember how to find those secrets in everything again.

Wonderful little collection of sound collage dioramas.

Must play!

A beautiful interactive art exhibition that perfectly captures the serene side of liminal spaces long before that term was popular.

it's an experience. it's a little bit spooky, surreal, and it makes me think that these are thoughts that happen in the brain of a... like a child in an adult's body. imagination mingled with a bit of paranoia and daily experience. if you maybe look at screenshots of it, you'd get an inkling of the theme, but actually experiencing it, it's odd and fascinating realizing i *felt something* about each scenario. really liked this.

This one was pretty tough to judge. As people have pointed out, this is more of an interactive art gallery than a game. There isnt any gameplay. You click some prompts for scenes to unfold. The art centers around places of the modern environment. Vending machines, cash machines, parking lots, hotel lobbys, etc. There are 10 of them. And it portrays them in a surreal magical way. Visually pleasant, but simple, its up to the viewer to derive context from them. From some I did find meaning, others not. And thats where the issues lie. Its hard to recommend something you only somewhat enjoyed. If you are really into art and deriving abstract meaning, you might find this a decent experience. Regular folks should skip this.