
Inspired by the likes of LSD: Dream Emulator and Yume Nikki, explore a liminal, inhuman, and colossal world in this relaxing puzzle platformer. Discover new types of movement as you wander strange yet familiar landscapes, slowly uncovering the story of where you were and where you will be.
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Inspired by the likes of LSD: Dream Emulator and Yume Nikki, explore a liminal, inhuman, and colossal world in this relaxing puzzle platformer. Discover new types of movement as you wander strange yet familiar landscapes, slowly uncovering the story of where you were and where you will be.
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This game feel like an experiment, so here is what I think worked and what didn't: +The music is interesting. Some of it is good like the atmospheric music of the first level and the corrupted and creepy music of some of the others. However, some of it is annoying more than creepy. +-The level design is a hit and miss. Some are amateurish and feel unfinished in a bad way, like the first level. But others are atmospheric, making you feel small in an odd surreal endless dream. -The movement mechanics are bad and clanky. The bomb bow for example is unpredictable and doesn't do anything better than the grappling hook, making it useless. I think you have the potential to make something great. Good luck with your next games.
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[i]What a Long Strange Trip It's Been[/i]
I played this game high and ended it sober I'm shook it's really bad none of the mechanics work right and the world doesn't look liminal at all because of how low res it is but it's trippy as ♥♥♥♥ so recommended if you're high, probably not if you're not
[h1]Before I played Memory's Abyss, I had a small pp, no friends, no gf, depression, and no life. These things havent changed, but the game is pretty good[/h1]
★★★★☆ I have no idea what this is, but I sure do like it. There's lots of walking and jumping. There's a scooter to ride. There's a huge number of locations and though they're nearly all very brutalist and minimal in detail, they each have a distinct feel of their own. The red level early in has some of the most frightening music I've ever heard, and at the same time, I love it. Really bizarre. Also, for no apparent reason: capybaras. And it's free so stop reading this and go play it all the way through, because sadly, there's no save option. A-
I absolutely loved this game. *Heres some stuff i loved about that game* - it gave me the vibe of being lost and not knowing where you exactly are yet it feels like you've been in that place for a really long time 2-When i started it greeted me with a really familiar place it felt like i was in that place before and somehow i felt like i got memories in that place (Almost everything in it felt really familiar for some reason) 3- it also felt like and reminded me of "Omori" I absolutely recommend playing it and looking forward on where its going
LSD: Dream Emulator ve Yume Nikki gibi oyunlardan ilham alan bu rahatlatıcı bulmaca platform oyununda sınır ötesi, insanlık dışı ve devasa bir dünyayı keşfedin. Tuhaf ama tanıdık manzaralarda dolaşırken yeni hareket türlerini keşfedin, nerede olduğunuzun ve nerede olacağınızın hikayesini yavaş yavaş ortaya çıkarın.
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