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Worlds and worlds within the palm of your hand.

HOW MUCH DID I TAKE AT THAT ONE PARTY
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

Is my graphics card dead?

Treat this as less of a game, and more of a virtual modern art gallery. Something to explore and experience rather than play. If you have the money to get it, and you like wandering a virtual world, just embracing what it's doing it might be something to get.

*That being said*, as others have said it is kind of broken on linux, weirdly so in fact. The visuals don't work properly, and you can only rotate 150 degrees or so. Honestly, until I saw other people mention it, I thought it was some sort of stylistic choice.

Probably would give this a mixed review.

The environments themselves are beautiful to walk through, but after a few worlds you notice that a lot of world either repeat or are variations of other worlds. Exploring was fun at first, but eventually I found myself trying to find the quickest way to the next world since it was getting repetitive. HowLongToBeat.com states this game takes about 1½ hours to beat, but in reality there is no real end to this game.

The game does its' job as a LSD type simulator, but I found it to get old pretty quick.

Of course the bathroom is back door only

Yes very good

walking sim but strangely calming

Linux is not supported. The Linux version is extremely broken, with transparent textures rendering as black, looking movement being limited, causing you not being able to rotate indefinitely, and clicking on one of the doors makes the game crash.

Considering that this is an exploration game, with art being the entire focus, the broken textures are actually game-breaking in this context. I don't feel comfortable recommending a broken game, even if the Windows version under Proton works just fine. This isn't a OneShot situation where one puzzle is broken in Linux, the entire game is broken.

If you're a Windows user, or you don't care about that, the game is fine. Good, even. You'll like it if you do, it's an art exhibit. Don't expect gameplay that will blow your socks off; this is a game where you should wander and think about the places you end up in. But I cannot recommend a game where my first experience was one that was fundamentally broken.

pretty chill going off the cut scene and beginning movie theater i thought there was gonna be a story but actually didn't mind when i realized there wasn't as the game is quite satisfying and was pretty entertained the 15 min i had walking around going place to place

if you want to play a game where you'll spend a few hours walking around beautiful surreal landscapes with matching music thats exactly what it is. the image of some of these worlds will probably stay in my mind for many years.

I cried three seperete times, partially because both times I played it it was very late, partially because these environments are so fucking gorgeous and nostalgic

pretty good

yeah :thumbsup: