puzzle games automatically win against valorant because they require you to think at the very least
Amor genuíno por esse jogo ❤️
Portal e The Stanley Parable saíram para um encontro, resolveram ir ao cinema para assitir o filme "A Origem", após a sessão eles acasalaram loucamente e então nasceu Superliminal!
E pensar que eu quase dropei por bugar no primeiro puzzle, que terrível erro eu faria, mas com calma eu fui avançando e me impressionado com tudo o que ele tem a oferecer, a forma como ele vai brincando com a ilusão de ótica e a sua percepção é incrível, sem contar que as vezes os problemas são resolvidos de uma maneira ridícula de simples porém sempre genial.
Fico imaginando o trabalho absurdo que deu fazer o código e toda a parte técnica do jogo, já que em alguns momentos você tem um cenário móvel dentro de outro e PELO AMOR DE DEUS ISSO ME QUEBROU (perdão)
Tantos momentos incríveis, os loopings no quarto, as mudanças sutis no cenário, esse jazz calmo e maravilhoso que toca de fundo e a capacidade extrema de te surpreender mesmo que você tente adivinhar o que vai vir ou de onde.
E a reta final é maravilhosa, os locutores se contradizendo nas mensagens e instruções, os painéis mudando a mensagem exibida até chegar o ponto de ter apenas um "WAKE UP!", sem contar o retorno até o ponto inicial do game como se fosse um túnel do tempo com aquela bela mensagem, foi muito emocionante.
Enfim, certamente a melhor experiência Indie que eu já tive em muito tempo, espero poder encontrar obras tão incríveis quanto mesmo sendo tão curta.
Obrigado por sonhar! 😴
Portal e The Stanley Parable saíram para um encontro, resolveram ir ao cinema para assitir o filme "A Origem", após a sessão eles acasalaram loucamente e então nasceu Superliminal!
E pensar que eu quase dropei por bugar no primeiro puzzle, que terrível erro eu faria, mas com calma eu fui avançando e me impressionado com tudo o que ele tem a oferecer, a forma como ele vai brincando com a ilusão de ótica e a sua percepção é incrível, sem contar que as vezes os problemas são resolvidos de uma maneira ridícula de simples porém sempre genial.
Fico imaginando o trabalho absurdo que deu fazer o código e toda a parte técnica do jogo, já que em alguns momentos você tem um cenário móvel dentro de outro e PELO AMOR DE DEUS ISSO ME QUEBROU (perdão)
Tantos momentos incríveis, os loopings no quarto, as mudanças sutis no cenário, esse jazz calmo e maravilhoso que toca de fundo e a capacidade extrema de te surpreender mesmo que você tente adivinhar o que vai vir ou de onde.
E a reta final é maravilhosa, os locutores se contradizendo nas mensagens e instruções, os painéis mudando a mensagem exibida até chegar o ponto de ter apenas um "WAKE UP!", sem contar o retorno até o ponto inicial do game como se fosse um túnel do tempo com aquela bela mensagem, foi muito emocionante.
Enfim, certamente a melhor experiência Indie que eu já tive em muito tempo, espero poder encontrar obras tão incríveis quanto mesmo sendo tão curta.
Obrigado por sonhar! 😴
obviously very creative concept for the medium but also implementing the concept into the gameplay as a both challenging and fun way is very hard to pull off. yeah art direction seems colorful and clean but it feels unnecessarily sterile and without character. they should've draw a line between making a homage and directly ripping off with portal and the stanley parable honestly. everything felt soulless to me, maybe i'm too jaded.
A neat idea stretched for waaay too long, to the point of asking for it to end.
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I really liked this. Seen it before so knew what to do quite quickly, i think the controls for making items different sizes could be explained a little better, but overall it was a good playthrough. I thought chapter 9 was a perfect way to end it, taking you back through each level with a deep monologue, it actually made me smile after having a not too good day.
The collectables can be tricky to get at times, but there is a lovely guide on psn which helps ALOT!
It also glitched at times but not too sure if it's a quality thing as alot of people have mentioned it's gotten better by changing something in the settings? Not fully sure.
The collectables can be tricky to get at times, but there is a lovely guide on psn which helps ALOT!
It also glitched at times but not too sure if it's a quality thing as alot of people have mentioned it's gotten better by changing something in the settings? Not fully sure.
A ideia e a mecânica do jogo é bem divertida, mas sei lá, achei meio entediante do meio pro final, principalmente o final
Its stanley parable but with worse puzzles and less charm
trippy. fun. but still trippy.
Fun little game, If only it was longer
Indeed peculiar
Not too far into the game but the perspective changing is such a unique mechanic.
7/10
7/10
Wacky short and sweet puzzler,
And a story that has something to say
And a story that has something to say
(Reseña sacada de mi cuenta de Steam: APolChrome)
Superliminal es increíble. Igual has leído eso con voz eufórica, pero no me refería a eso. Es increíble por sorprender sin mucho espacio para hacerlo. Así es como debería ser un juego de puzzles: una premisa muy original, que la llevan en una campaña corta y que expande su contenido con más niveles. Superliminal es tan bueno que siento que debería jugar más para escribir esto aun habiéndome pasado la campaña principal. Ahora sí, hablemos de este juego.
Superliminal nos presenta un juego de puzzles que juega con la realidad. Así dicho sonará extraño, pero hace una cantidad de puzzles muy grande basándose en esta mecánica, aunque tengo que poner ejemplos para que se entienda. Cosas como (ojo si no quieres spoilearte hermoso) hacer que de un dibujo salga ese mismo objeto, cambiar el tamaño de los objetos dependiendo de la distancia a la que los dejes... Una cantidad muy buena de puzzles que no se sienten repetitivos.
El juego es corto, pero sabe ser lo suficientemente difícil como para que no te lo pases en 30 minutos a la primera y además hay mucho más contenido que si bien no he jugado, me llama mucho la atención y sin duda, intentaré pasarlo todo. Si bien el juego mantiene una estructura similar, los últimos 15-20 minutos son una ida de olla espectacular y que no decepcionará a nadie seguro.
Audiovisualmente es muy bueno. Me ha sorprendido que tenga gráficos tan detallados para ser un indie de un estudio muy pequeño (porque no se suelen usar estilos artísticos parecidos). La OST está muy bien y hay algunos tracks que son excelentes, aunque no es en lo que más destaca el juego.
Narrativamente, también es una ida de olla. En este sentido me ha recordado mucho a una película que me encanta llamada Inception, que tiene exactamente la misma temática. Básicamente, estamos en un sueño todo el rato y tendremos que despertar. Pero por el camino las cosas se tuercen, dando una experiencia como pocos videojuegos pueden ofrecer.
En conclusión, Incept... quiero decir Superliminal me parece un juegazo que aunque parezca que no merezca la pena el precio, sí lo hace. Es una experiencia como ninguna otra en esta industria y no va a dejarte indiferente. Recomendadísimo
Superliminal es increíble. Igual has leído eso con voz eufórica, pero no me refería a eso. Es increíble por sorprender sin mucho espacio para hacerlo. Así es como debería ser un juego de puzzles: una premisa muy original, que la llevan en una campaña corta y que expande su contenido con más niveles. Superliminal es tan bueno que siento que debería jugar más para escribir esto aun habiéndome pasado la campaña principal. Ahora sí, hablemos de este juego.
Superliminal nos presenta un juego de puzzles que juega con la realidad. Así dicho sonará extraño, pero hace una cantidad de puzzles muy grande basándose en esta mecánica, aunque tengo que poner ejemplos para que se entienda. Cosas como (ojo si no quieres spoilearte hermoso) hacer que de un dibujo salga ese mismo objeto, cambiar el tamaño de los objetos dependiendo de la distancia a la que los dejes... Una cantidad muy buena de puzzles que no se sienten repetitivos.
El juego es corto, pero sabe ser lo suficientemente difícil como para que no te lo pases en 30 minutos a la primera y además hay mucho más contenido que si bien no he jugado, me llama mucho la atención y sin duda, intentaré pasarlo todo. Si bien el juego mantiene una estructura similar, los últimos 15-20 minutos son una ida de olla espectacular y que no decepcionará a nadie seguro.
Audiovisualmente es muy bueno. Me ha sorprendido que tenga gráficos tan detallados para ser un indie de un estudio muy pequeño (porque no se suelen usar estilos artísticos parecidos). La OST está muy bien y hay algunos tracks que son excelentes, aunque no es en lo que más destaca el juego.
Narrativamente, también es una ida de olla. En este sentido me ha recordado mucho a una película que me encanta llamada Inception, que tiene exactamente la misma temática. Básicamente, estamos en un sueño todo el rato y tendremos que despertar. Pero por el camino las cosas se tuercen, dando una experiencia como pocos videojuegos pueden ofrecer.
En conclusión, Incept... quiero decir Superliminal me parece un juegazo que aunque parezca que no merezca la pena el precio, sí lo hace. Es una experiencia como ninguna otra en esta industria y no va a dejarte indiferente. Recomendadísimo
Trippy.
Игра от ру разработчиков, очень уверенная головоломка от первого лица
This solidifies itself as the most important game to me because it is the game that launched me into gaming as an adult hobby in the fall of 2021. At the time, my partner and I were long-distance and alternating free weekends at each other's places. Hi Zach :)
Zach is and has been a big fan of playing games and I, having been interested myself but unsure of where to start, begun to show more interest in sharing this hobby. Of course, we started by playing Mario Kart/Mario Party together, before graduating to Overcooked and It Takes Two. I also spent time watching him play Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley and seeing the joy/excitement/relaxation these titles brought him, I wanted to find that for myself too!
At the time, he was also working long days on most weekends... so I often had time to fill during the days I visited. One weekend, he downloaded Superliminal for me to try out while he was gone. I felt so special that he thought of me and set up this cozy day for me. I LOVED it. I played it in one sitting and then immediately started a replay with the overlayed commentary.
This is less of a review and more of a retelling to as why this game is so meaningful for ME, but seriously, it is so good. You should go play it.
A note - as someone that experiences motion sickness while playing first person perspective, I also appreciated being able to alter the FOV and go at my own pace. That is so important.
EDIT - Can someone tell me why under the genre section of the game page on here it is listed as a "shooter"????
Zach is and has been a big fan of playing games and I, having been interested myself but unsure of where to start, begun to show more interest in sharing this hobby. Of course, we started by playing Mario Kart/Mario Party together, before graduating to Overcooked and It Takes Two. I also spent time watching him play Animal Crossing or Stardew Valley and seeing the joy/excitement/relaxation these titles brought him, I wanted to find that for myself too!
At the time, he was also working long days on most weekends... so I often had time to fill during the days I visited. One weekend, he downloaded Superliminal for me to try out while he was gone. I felt so special that he thought of me and set up this cozy day for me. I LOVED it. I played it in one sitting and then immediately started a replay with the overlayed commentary.
This is less of a review and more of a retelling to as why this game is so meaningful for ME, but seriously, it is so good. You should go play it.
A note - as someone that experiences motion sickness while playing first person perspective, I also appreciated being able to alter the FOV and go at my own pace. That is so important.
EDIT - Can someone tell me why under the genre section of the game page on here it is listed as a "shooter"????
This review contains spoilers
The greatest example of Superliminal as a game comes after a faux-horror sequence, where, having restarted a generator with a fake ikea logo on it saying ‘idea’, you have the option to go back on yourself, as a chess pawn makes cartoon noises at you and leads you to the Silent Hill 2 Dog Ending. In this sequence, this series of moments, Superliminal’s devs want you to know that this could have been fun, this could have been wacky! But no, the weight of potential artistic importance must supercede fun.
I do like this game. Perspective-based puzzling like those featured throughout are amazing video game parlour tricks that always feel a bit like magic, even as you become increasingly familiar with the core mechanic of ‘big thing small, small thing big’. It feels like the deva know they have a Portal-level trick here, and have attempted to build a Portal-level story to pull you through.
But no, it’s fine. It’s an okay story with a fun looping sense of waking-but-are-you-awake each time. As the universe of your mind crumbles and you enter increasingly abstract space it feels like a good story idea, but a much less gripping game as things get a bit esoteric.
Anyway, a game for fans of that one bit in 2004 docufilm Tarnation where he explains his depersonalisation disorder that makes everything feel like a waking dream. You know, people who went “I wonder what that’s like” instead of realising the important lesson of not letting a kid have PCP.
3 stars?
I do like this game. Perspective-based puzzling like those featured throughout are amazing video game parlour tricks that always feel a bit like magic, even as you become increasingly familiar with the core mechanic of ‘big thing small, small thing big’. It feels like the deva know they have a Portal-level trick here, and have attempted to build a Portal-level story to pull you through.
But no, it’s fine. It’s an okay story with a fun looping sense of waking-but-are-you-awake each time. As the universe of your mind crumbles and you enter increasingly abstract space it feels like a good story idea, but a much less gripping game as things get a bit esoteric.
Anyway, a game for fans of that one bit in 2004 docufilm Tarnation where he explains his depersonalisation disorder that makes everything feel like a waking dream. You know, people who went “I wonder what that’s like” instead of realising the important lesson of not letting a kid have PCP.
3 stars?
I wish it was longer, but this is fair. Super unique, great puzzle game.
Super trippy game that made me freak out more and more. Also had an unexpectedly really great message at the end that made me feel things. A short but awesome experience that I think anyone should try.
Leshoid gives it a: cool!
Beaten on the: 29/05/24
Beaten on the: 29/05/24
Really trippy, really fun puzzle game. The main puzzle mechanic is always being used in new and interesting ways across the various stages of the game which stops it from getting repetitive and boring. Exactly what I look for in a good puzzle game.
The game feels like the perfect length as well. It took me a couple of sessions to finish it but it didn't feel too long. There's some end-game completionist content you can do at the end if you want more of a challenge though.
The game feels like the perfect length as well. It took me a couple of sessions to finish it but it didn't feel too long. There's some end-game completionist content you can do at the end if you want more of a challenge though.
The story and difficulty are a bit underwhelming, but the core gameplay and cool visual moments are really satisfying. A short and sweet experience I may go back to for the platinum.
Such a fantastic and unique little puzzle game with an amazing soundtrack. Definitely worth playing for sure, especially if you like media involving dreams and liminal spaces.
This review contains spoilers
Really cool puzzle solving game with a surprisingly thoughtful message at the end.
The last monologue hit me like a bag of bricks
a delightful entry in the ever growing "not very deep gameplay with a large focus on melting your brain" indie games genre
Fun puzzle game that gets interesting, but the primary gameplay mechanic gets kinda old.
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This game is good. I think the thing I kinda liked about it the most was the messaging though?
I played it at a bad time in my life and it was very odd because as cool as the concept is, the narrative is directly related to it at all times and it has this overall meaning that's. Refreshing.
Also I listen to some of the music in this game constantly, 2 Mello rocks.
I played it at a bad time in my life and it was very odd because as cool as the concept is, the narrative is directly related to it at all times and it has this overall meaning that's. Refreshing.
Also I listen to some of the music in this game constantly, 2 Mello rocks.
IIRC I played this on XBox GamePass.