Liminal Space

Did not expect to love it so much! Love the vibes and the music too. Very creepy and uneasy vibe, as it should be. My favorite is suburbia, I just wish it was bigger. Generally, would LOVE to see this game expanded by the devs, adding more levels, puzzles etc. If you are looking for a creepy and very liminal/backrooms vibes game this is for you. Personally I play it in exploration mode because I like looking around and getting lost in it without having to worry about monsters and jumpscares and I loved that exploration mode is an option. Might try also normal or nightmare mode at some point. So to sum up, love it. Please devs, give us moooooore!

I didn't like it, they don't even explain the controls and stuff.

Awesome graphics for a unity game and a fun game, Just beat the game on normal and it was fun!

boring and very small, the game is not good at all and you are better off playing other backrooms where it feels like they tried, this game feels like a small school project, I would say to add more to all the levels, make it much bigger in scale and fix the animations plus character models which aren't scary at all. This game gets a 2/10

It's not even close to finished. The music does not at all suit what is happening. The maps are made poorly and full of premade assets. It could be good after much more development, but at the moment you might as well get Interior Worlds. It succeeds at what this game attempts without the corny music.

Summary: Not great but cheap. like buying an off brand bag of chips when you just need a snack. You get what you pay for. I wouldn't call this game good, but for the price it's not so bad. I got two hours out of it though part of that being having to restart the airport level multiple times due to some of the collectibles being bugged. I double checked to see if anyone else had mentioned the same issue to be sure I wasn't just missing it. The levels are a bit dull thought a few hide some surprises that helped boost how I felt about the game. The Suburbia level particularly nice but the only one worth mentioning out of the five or six at the time of this review. My biggest gripe is the music, it absolutely ruined the atmosphere for me. The music is generic "Erie" music that does not feel tied into the levels at all and subtle ambiance would have been preferred. The fun graphic options in the description are a vhs filter that adds too much distortion to your view and the other just being an option to low the resolution.

Looks good but the picture is far too dark. At least it is on level fun anyway. I found myself struggling to see anything even when the power was switched on. I'm looking forward to exploring more but had to stop as the movement was giving me motion sickness. I will have another go soon with a different map. A big plus for me was the ability to turn off threats and just explore with some small things to collect. I didn't like some of the music but this is not a problem as the game gives the ability to adjust music level and sounds. It's definitely my type of game. I'll update when I have explored more.

Mm... Played a few of these now. Specifically chose this one because it was on sale for around two bucks and because of the option to disable monsters and just explore, however that proved to be a bit lacking as the exploration is rather limited. There are many lighting bugs throughout the game and so far the worst was in the Airport stage, where I can earnestly and unironically say "the sun is leaking". Which I could excuse, if it wasn't apparent that this map in particular was a blatant asset flip with minimal alterations as all of the items and many of the "eastereggs" contain references to ancient memes or gun-game in-jokes. The lighting errors unfortunately are blinding and resemble the glow used for the collectible items, which makes it difficult to discern which is an error and which is an item you need. Also the "convention center" (which I keep wanting to refer to as a "hotel") has magazines strewn about that contain what seem to be sexual innuendo? Nothing too bad, just a bit jarring. There seems to be an issue with the code that positions the items around the map, where on occasion the items simply will not spawn in the playable area- which I found out in the aforementioned "convention center" when I couldn't find an object despite searching repeatedly- then discovered upon resetting that one item unlocks an additional area to explore. (which was largely empty and not very interactive, regardless.) Also, this is nitpicking, but the game continues to try and be as edgy as it can be regardless of the mode you play under, so if you were just 'leisurely' exploring, it'll still prattle on about "YOU'LL NEVER FORGET THEIR FACES IN YOUR NIGHTMARES" and crap. The music also isn't great; there's like 3 original tracks! Wow! They're very short and grating. Yeah, I don't recommend this one. Sorry.

Honestly... feels like a nice sandboxing for a future game. But for $3 I have experienced better. This is on par with something I would play for around idk free? but the quality is lacking. Give a game mode to explore without the floating plastic mannequins that kill your run as you turn a corner and maybe I will explore it some more.. But that was a cheap game over and I simply decided to uninstall the game as I didn't have any joy along my first playthrough. :/ why do you do that? Ruin the fun and reset someone..

unplayable with low graphics