Clinically Dead

3d time is such a cool concept, this game will stay with me for years poland mountain

Game was good, I thought dev used their limitations well since puzzles were mostly good and the weird character designs added to the mood appropriately. It was moreso towards the end that I didn't enjoy it quite as much. I thought the last level could use some tweaking since there's not really any ways to tell what to do next without painful experimentation and the endings, while kind of different had the last scene be pretty much the same, which left me confused. I know the plot was a more secondary element to the gameplay, but still, I wanted to know what the outcome was, who was good who bad. I thought that maybe the regular end would just leave things over, but the other end would twist what I thought it would be (related to what the character can remember) and keep looping the game forever, that could have been cool, but no. Overall there were quite a few things about the game I loved in particular. I liked the visual style, I liked the unique and original concept, and the puzzles (mostly) which reminded me of portal in some ways. Quite a few of the levels were very memorable for me and were not something I had seen before. I thought the mechanics were pretty great, and it was great seeing them work together so well. One aspect I hadn't expected going in was the horror. You see, the game has these odd mind monkeys which really creeped me out. I remember in one level I entered and saw two cages with them inside, looking all creepy and making noises with their mouths, and not knowing the mechanics I accidently raised the cages. unleashing traumatizing terror on my poor heart. Ok, so, the game was very good, but I wish the last level would be changed a bit to be more coherent. Now it is The End, have a good rest of your time reader.

I've put a good 10 hours into this game and honestly thoroughly enjoyed myself. The story is nicely told, it keeps you intrigued to continue the puzzles. The idea behind manipulating time in order to solve the puzzles is really good, and the colours and set pieces are pretty stunning. The music is also great especially towards the end. This game is formatted ok for using a controller, but the movement and turning is quite a bit slower, which works ok for the first few levels but by the time you go deeper into the mind and the last levels its just not fast enough to be able to complete things within their time limits so I had to switch to a mouse. There are some areas or mechanics that aren't well or properly explained in the game so i'd recommend a guide, Wolf Plays Clinically Dead was a godsend for me. Ending (warning spoilers) [spoiler] this game has two endings, the first or easiest one is not really the best, it leaves a lot to be desired and doesn't really make sense to me, however the second and more difficult to get is really good and I think rounds out the story really nicely, especially if you do what you need to get the last achievement, its a really good ending to the game [/spoiler] Overall definitely worth getting on sale, its a good fun game to put a couple hours into, and whilst I think it has its bugs and mechanical issues, for an indie game from a small time developer it was super enjoyable. Also it does mention when you open the game but before you buy it, major epilepsy warning, there are a lot of bright colours that flash around in this game, which makes it incredibly beautiful but also very triggering I imagine if you're photosensitive

literally just portal but with time its amazing it does definitely gets really hard on those last 5-10 puzzles still fun

Oh wow, you are in for a treat with this one. Clinically dead is a platformer with an interesting take on the genre. In short, you died and are now trapped in your subconscious and have to collect 30 time crystals that symbolise the last 30 seconds before you are declared brain dead. I have to say that the game doeen't start in a very impressive kinda way but once the actual levels start the game starts to show its real colors. I really really liked the gameplay mechnics, every level is truly unique and many of them extremely well done and creative within this theme of time"zones". However, many levels are so very confuing and expect you to make use of mechanics you have never needed before, that were never propperly introcuded, ect. Those levels really got on my nerves and made me almost quit the game many many times. Sure, discovering something new is good and important to keep the levels unique but when you are suddenly expected to know something that you just cannot know. i needed a guide for a couple of levels because i was so horribly stuck with no idea what to do. Good thing is that as soon as you know what you are supposed to do, you also understand how it works. in the end, i have a bit of a love-hate relationship with "clinically dead" but because it is like nothing i have ever played before, i'll give it a thumbs up.

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