Obscura

Really nice movement, serious speedrun potential, overall great aesthetic.

This game has a premise unlike any other. Absolutely stunning how two developers were able to make something that is, while rudimentary, perfectly unique. It's challenging but fair and provides interesting gameplay that to me is in its own lane with no one passing it any time soon. As a passion project with strong developers behind it, minor gameplay bugs which are in the works to be fixed, are overshadowed by the hard work and creativity brought upon by the minds behind this. This one is on its way to greatness and I am going to be glad to be a part of that journey. Update: Even better after a second playthrough.

Good game could use some tits though

Cool to see a game from up-and-coming young talent :^)

The concept of the game overall was a fun idea, but why bother adding an achievement to the game if the only way to unlock it is to cheat according to the dev in the discussion forum of the game. That was a major disappointment for me. Edit: the devs now even deleted the discussion forum entry, pointing out that the achievement is not obtainable, which shows that they are unwilling to fix it and do not care. Furthermore, there were some bugs like randomly falling under the level and then falling endlessly, which should be fixed. Additionally, one time I randomly died without any reason and respawned at the start of the level, which was a bit annoying.

Fun af.

Думаю что игра заслуживает свой лайк за интересную механику! Головоломка-платформер, в которой игрок использует разные камеры, чтобы находить красочные решения задач. Короче говоря через Камеру появляются предметы которых раньше не было, причем камера должна быть направлена именно на нужный обьект! Жаль что игра мрачная и не очень то и привлекательная, но сама по себе интересная)...............правда до первой смерти

While I can appreciate the concept behind this, and I also tend to find a lot of fun in this sort of basic Unity game, I can't say I really enjoyed this one, and it comes down mostly to the puzzles themselves. A lot of these feel either very tedious or unintuitive, it feels like there simply isn't quite enough feedback for the player to be able to naturally pick up on what is expected of them without a lot of trial and error. This is especially problematic when there's a layer of jankiness over everything as well, stuff like colliders or menu buttons feeling slightly misplaced or unresponsive, which makes it even harder to tell whether or not you're doing the right thing and the game is just not letting you do it, or whether another solution is called for. Cool idea, but I really feel like this all needs some polishing to make it something I could truly recommend, because in its current state I find it rather hard to play, despite the potential clearly being there.