Pulse

Ce jeu est juste Excellent, on ne se met pas complètement à la place d'un aveugle, mais le son magnifique apportant une onde de couleurs nous indiquant la voix, est Magnifique.

营造出了一个 一点都不盲人的世界 而且贼乱 要干嘛也不太清楚 语言倒不是什么问题 但是真是，，玩着难受

oufff what can i say... nice idea for the game but sadly,the controls are very bad! the shadow are too strong,we dont see anything,im block in the dark

Just didn't like it. I know, not very helpful.

i have a pretty decent machine with i7 3,6 GHz, 16 GB ram and a Radeon Pro 560 and this game will not play decent not even at lowest settings and resolution. By decent I mean really low standards, like moving around. It is clearly having some wild software issues. Glad I didn't pay the full price!

While I recommend it, it's important to keep in mind about these pros and cons, and see if it's worth it for you. This game usually isn't for sale, so waiting for a sale may not work. I tried. I ended up just getting it at full price. Pros: - Incredible visuals/art direction. Each level as a unique theme, to it, both mechanically and visually, and they really nail the atmosphere of never fully knowing your surroundings, in a good way. - Lovely soundtrack. It so amazing, that I bought the OST. Has a lot of personality and charm to it. - Interesting story concept. There's lots of things about the world that fascinates you. The ruins, the creatures, the creepy crow and voices. It's an intriguing setting. Cons: - Very short (for the worst reasons). I don't mind a short game usually, and the price would make you expect the length to be short. But here's the issue. There's so many questions you have about the world, the creatures, your people (and your brother), etc, but answers almost none of them. And any new gameplay mechanic you're introduced to, or new environment, doesn't get enough time to flesh our or breathe. By the time a level gets interesting, it's over, and you're onto the next level. - Poorly designed narrative. There are many moments of dialogue, but it's all told with riddles and vague hints as to what's going on. And it's done with just text, that goes by WAY too quickly. I must've missed a 3rd of what was said because it went by so quickly. It just felt slapped together and rushed. - Usually no real danger. Most of the horror in this game is the horror of the unknown/uncertain. You can never really know if you're safe or being hunted. If your throwing of things will just help you see, or get a threat's attention. And while this does a good build up to the monsters, the moment you see them, you can run passed them, and that's the end of the level. The wolves that won people over in the demo was just for one small level. 99% of the game, you just have to worry about falling. I'm surprised by how strong of a demo they had, and how successful of a kickstarter they got, that the game came out more like a rough draft, than a fully fleshed out game of what it promised to be. It's still a good experience if you know what you're getting into before you get the game, but I just wish they started over with a whole new design for the pacing and level design.

I feel I gave this a decent try, but just felt frustrated with the controls a lot. Jumping between platforms feels rough. I never felt sure of where I was and always fell short. This was fine until trying to jump on a set of columns and not having enough time to check myself before they collapsed.