Superliminal

Great game in the Stanley Parable genre. The puzzles are super accessible for anyone wanting to jump in and experience the unique mechanics the game brings to the table. Loved the ending and the extras after your first completion.

Oyunu tavsiye ederim, özellikle indirime girdiyse kacırmayın derim. Oyunun sonunda Dr. Glenn Pierce'in tavsiyeleri oyundan daha degerli

A fun puzzle game with a few tricks done well. Easter eggs, collectibles, clever narration? Yeah, this game has it.

“M. Night Shyamalan, The Video Game.” I wish the main game was longer, but at the same time I have to give major props to the dev for not compromising the experience for the sake of extending playtime. Stayed fresh the entire time with excellent pacing. I haven't touched the additional material yet, and it already feels 100% worth every penny. Cheaper than a ticket to your favorite movie, and just as memorable. Edit: ok, so apparently the game wasn't over yet...

Игра поразила, нет слов чтоб описать геймплей и то, какие тейки до тебя доносят Обязательно к прохождению!

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Superliminal takes the best parts from Antichamber and Portal and uses them to make a game that's much worse than either of them. I don't think it's fair to call Superliminal bad. I will, however, call it derivative, unsatisfying, and a bit pretentious. I'd been looking forward to playing this game since I saw the initial tech demo videos in 2014. Well, 12 years later, I finally got around to it, only to discover that the very best parts were in the trailers. There's no getting around the repetitive nature of the game mechanic, and while they tried to gussy it up by framing the world as an experimental mental health treatment, for me, at least, it comes across as more annoying than compelling. There's some real "I'm 13 years old and this is deep" moments to the pseudo-therapeutic dialogue. Most games cause a feeling of sadness when you realize they're almost over. I spent the last half of Superliminal constantly asking "Is this the ending? Is the ending over there? Is it down this mysterious passage? Is it in this room filled with stars? What about over here? Does this spooky music mean I'm at the ending?" and being mildly annoyed every time it turned out I wasn't. Which is especially ironic because there is a false ending only an hour into the game that made me genuinely upset. You just turn a corner and stumble into a weird room, roll credits, exit to main menu. I was ready to request a refund until I looked it up and discovered that no, it wasn't the "real" ending. I still shelved it for a week after that before I decided to give it another try.