project_Structure_01

The ducks really messed up the atmosphere at some points but apart from that I quite enjoyed it.

It's a really good game, I really enjoyed it. Some of the environments are some of the best places I have ever seen in a game. While sometimes it can be annoying to get lost in some of these places, finding you way out of them is always a good feeling. I really enjoyed playing it, all the way from the beta tests to what it is now. Congrats on the game apt! :D

The perfect megastructure walking sim for rubber ducky enthusiasts, filled me with an immense sense of dread and a bit of whimsy!

Played this on my Youtube recently; as a fan of liminal exploration and horror games, I was naturally pulled to this one thanks to its striking, dark visuals and brutalist aesthetic. In terms of gameplay, you explore the in-game world and gradually unravel a story. Though not an outright horror, there were definitely one or two unsettling moments - not jump-scares, just moments of unease that I wasn't expecting. Overall, if you like liminal exploration games and want something a little different, then Project_Structure_01 is worth a try! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J26GoFCXLCM&list=PL05Yc3_TEBpMBxWEV2AI5t5EnmC7pZdNU&index=1&t=384s

Do you know why current generation games feel bland? It's because they lack "design". Both visually and in level layouts. Their aesthetics don't strike as good and nothing feels like strolling Deus Ex/Half Life levels. project_Structure_01 excels in both of these areas. Visuals focus on light and shape, conveyed through brutalist architecture and it's done really well. After a few levels I was thinking "wow, I wish my house was designed by this guy". The levels are also done really well, your traversal flows through them without blocks or trying to figure out your way through the exit. Which I really appreciate, as it's been some time since I played an exploration game without having to stress about the route... I pretty much stumbled upon them. There are also environmental hints all around which I also loved. There are some fair share of optional secrets/sights. Some are guided by hints, some found through testing random stuff and strolling around. I know there are some places I saw but haven't managed to reach -yet-. For the story/lore, it gives you an overall idea about the setting with a few unnerving moments but they have some windup before happening WHICH I'M REALLY GRATEFUL FOR as I'm someone who can't play horror games. So yeah, definitely experience this one. Especially if you're into architecture and design. Wishing for a project_Structure_02, keep up the good work! [code]Recommended by: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/38893669/]Experiences Worth Experiencing[/url][/code]

Not bad, though the ducks took me out of the mood a little at times. 7/10 My curators page: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45665580-Dark-Surreal-Ps1Grafics-Weird-Deep-Games/

TLDR: A nice minor work in megastructure genre. ---- This is one game that I wish I could rate a "mixed" impression, very atmosphric, there is enough light platforming, then all being tied together by texts you find on the wall left behind by the last survivor, with rubber duck colllection for you to explore outside the beaten path. Level 2 and 3 is the heart and soul of the game, where scale and moody exploration goes well together. However, It does feel like the level design is starting to run out of Steam the further you go, the last level "Tower" relies on too much repetition, only to be rewarded with the last area with a cutscene, which I had hoped we could have spent more time.

A walking sim with Brutalist mega structures and some vague lore drops for you to interpret. It isn't hard to absorb yourself under the imposing architecture, as there is always seemingly a corner left unseen. Surprisingly, despite how maze-like the structures are, I was able to comfortably explore a large part of each chapter without backtracking too much. I found it calming watching the landscape unfold into a bleak near featureless backdrop. Distant geometric patterns that impose a far greater scale than what the game can offer. All of it reminds me vaguely of BLAME!. However I do not enjoy the ducks that much.

An enthralling brutalist megastructure exploration game. The Lynchian visuals, moody lighting and wonderful sound design come together to create a haunting and beautiful atmosphere.

I'm pleasantly surprised with this one! Colossal minimalistic visuals, good ambient soundtrack, and ducks & mushrooms. It's clearly Infra a billion years in the future. Had my doubts for a moment when I realised there are jumping challenges, but they're optional for the completionist, and surprisingly intuitive. The world is also more than mere pretty art; there's actual utility behind the design, and I find myself wandering the halls and wondering the purpose. Definitely recommended.