AtmaSphere

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nothing special and no surprises here. but there's nothing wrong with it either. you get exactly what you expect. basic gameplay, no special abilities, not even jumping. no different materials for the ball, only one environment and not even different weather or time of day! but you get random and disconnected music. actually i fell to my very first death due to shock when that weird riverdance music started playing. no secrets, easy puzzles and the difficulty level is barely worth mentioning. again most of the difficulty comes from not being able to see that far ahead. either you go fast and risk flying off the track or you go slow and steady. this way there's a considerable gap between possible fun and actual fun. however it's really cheap during sale and good enough to recommend if you are into this ball pushing gameplay. it took 2 hours to finish and 100% the game. good enough for a slow sunday afternoon! forward to my review of [i]AtmaSphere 2[/i]: https://steamcommunity.com/id/Meister_Leuchte/recommended/2509120

Где-то в чаще леса под шум дождя гоняешь свои шарики

I would only recommend the game if it were on sale for 80% or higher. Every other level or so was genuinely fun to play through, but the difference between most levels is too small. It felt like playing a game that had solid level progression and then there were filler levels added in-between the original levels to stretch the game length as long as they could.

Классная расслабляющая игра на вечер, всем советую чтобы отдохнуть )

nah

AtmaSphere is a physics-based roll-a-ball platformer released in 2018 where you navigate a sphere through a medieval world filled with traps and obstacles to collect diamonds and reach the end goal. This is a short and casual game, which delivers a relaxing yet challenging experience, physics are smooth, and the level design is straightforward. Although from time to time you notice a lack of depth and polish in levels leading to a repetitive level design. Also, there're Inconsistent camera angles that obscure traps and odd musical choices (like random "Riverdance" tracks).