Epitasis

There is no help or instructions of any kind. Not even basic controls.

I first played this game for a couple of hours and found I lost interest in it - it wasn't clear where I was supposed to go or what I had to do. The premise was appealing - solving puzzles in alien environments but there just seemed to be something missing for me so I put the game aside. Three months later, I picked it up again and was glad I did! Even though I couldn't remember where I'd been in the game or what I'd achieved 3 months earlier, for some reason, the game fell into place and I developed a rhythm (which is not to say the game is predictable or boring) and began to enjoy the complexity of the puzzles as they seemed to have a meaning and logic to them that clearly escaped me the first time I played it! That's all by the by - in the end, I found this a fun game to play - the puzzles are challenging without being too hard, the visuals are vibrant and I enjoyed the laid-back soundtrack that even strayed into jazz territory at some points. I think the uplifting soundtrack kept me going as much as anything else did in this game. It was a gentle ending and I was glad I stuck with Epitasis to see it through to the end!

Bought it cuz the music is made by the same people who made the music for the Sonic Before and After the Sequal fangames. Absoulutely loved the soundtrack in this game too and saved some on my music list! Although the game itself and puzzles is just fine really, its a good vibe to relax too tho.

This was pretty hard in some parts. If you've played The Talos Principle or The Room series, you will like this.

谜题设置的还行，但有些场景里光线和亮度变化实在让人眼晕，引起生理不适的程度，从最上面的两则预告片里就可见一斑。如果你夜里玩电脑时不能开灯，我建议你别买。

very unique and harmonic. alas a bit short, but when I read it's a kickstarter project, I knew why. This game has so much more potential but it would take more time and that might not have been available

Openworld puzzle exploration game full of atmosphere and beautiful scenes. Amazing soundtrack too.

An enjoyable enough puzzle game ostensibly set on an alien world. Little to no instruction is given on what things are and how they work, and that's a good thing as figuring things out is a puzzle in itself. The graphics are really quite nice and the music/sound effects atmospheric but in reality the puzzles could be put in any kind of setting without impacting game play (in fact some elements of this game seem copied almost verbatim from another puzzle game I played some years back that IIRC was set in some sort of ancient ruins). Puzzles are interesting enough but there's a kid of haphazardness to them that detracts a bit from the cohesiveness of the game.