Falling asleep at 3AM, you close your eyes to the cheesy commercial of Dr. Pierce's dream therapy program. You wake up in an unfamiliar environment, only to realize that you're stuck in a dream - a dream where perception is reality. Welcome to Superliminal. Superliminal is a first-person puzzle game inspired perspective and optical illusions. Players tackle impossible puzzles by thinking outside the box and learning to expect the unexpected. This game features a wonderfully subdued world, an intriguingly voiced narrative, and things that are really weird.
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A short and sweet puzzle experience whort your time. Superliminal has a very strong foundation, and does a lot with it during its three hour runtime. I'm not a big fan of puzzle games, but this is probably an exception. The message of the game is also very beautiful, and I was not expecting the ending to be that emotional.
It really hams up its narrative at the end stretch but doesn’t really land. The puzzles are fun most of the time but a little confusing later on especially with the paradox stuff. I think it needed a little more time moving objects feels too awkward honestly at times since it’s only one axis you can correct.
I don't think I paid much for this game and I'm happy about it. The puzzle solutions are so easy that I felt nothing for solving them for the duration of the game, and I'd probably give a better rating if it weren't for that obscenely self-fellating ending that made me drop my jaw in a mix of awe and cringe