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Not for me, I'm afraid, and not because I don't enjoy some "walking simulators" or whatever you may want to call them, games where you can just enjoy the visuals and a story. The latter is not even present here, so what is left is wandering through strings of surreal, psychedelic environments (the title itself seems to be a reference to aimlessness). And while some of them look really nice and worth spending a few minutes in, many others feel just like throwing some geometric shapes, some visual effects, the more eye-searing the better, and calling it a day. At least it's not one of those games that artificially limit your walking speed; you can in fact run and blitz through and, unfortunately, it didn't take long for me to come to that as the visual novelty wears off quickly - if it's not one of those environments that just look bad - and look for the out-of-bounds that should trigger the next map. Until I wasn't even curious about checking the next map.

i love watching the world slowly warp and twist, love that basically every angle feels like new glitch art. unfortunately the environments can feel a liiiitle samey, because they often have the same sorts of broken polygon looks and filters, but it's still enjoyable to wander. also, 5 gigs is kind of a lot. but this game is cool

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Its difficult to explain why i keep starting this game again and again, usually with at least 5 months in between. It reminds me a lot about a dream i had as a kid. I like to wander around the szenes and thinking i might be the first person to acutally see this. Not the room, but exaclty this combination. There is a peacefullness to it, To the "chatter" of the city or to the desert. I like the framing of the game, because it is how i interact with it. Like it is a stop in a bigger journey, a brief respite. Like a movie where you know that the szenes are created choreographed, for your enjoyment. but where you suspend yourself anyway.