TRIP Steam Edition

It's difficult to justify recommending this game to others. The only reason I know about it is because I spent the better part of a Sunday night going down the rabbit hole of what the creator of this game has made through the years. This game sort of being at the end of that metaphorical rabbit hole. The only reason I would recommend this game is because the creator Xenon/ Axel Shokk also made the famous Mario Kart map on Team Fortress 2, and that's where the novelty pretty much ends. Axel Shokk wiped his websites and socials off the internet, leaving this behind as an odd piece of an already obscure legacy. I can't say that the game itself is particularly special or impactful. I can hardly remember its name, recalling it as prism or prison while writing this. Just as Bart could tell the moment Lisa broke Ralph's heart, you can tell the moment Axel lost passion for this game as you progress through the different worlds. They get smaller and smaller, filled with less and less as a soundtrack of someone messing around on a digital piano fades in and out as you walk. The screenshots in the community tab manage to make the game look prettier than it actually is at times. Which I suppose points to the fact that Axel managed to at least pin down the "virtual art gallery" vibe he was going for. Still, I must admit there's something neat about it. It's abstract and has a certain quiet charm to it. This is definitely the sort of game that you would find running on an old laptop in the back corner of an art gallery on a Tuesday afternoon. The owner too proud to not display it, but too embarrassed to make it apparent for visitors, trying to make sure it's the last thing you look at before leaving. He definitely puts away the laptop when he opens on the weekends. Whenever someone notices it, the owner hopes they don't play it for more than ten minutes. The few times it gets played it's for about five minutes, and the owner is always relieved that nobody really questions it too much.

not very interesting not gonna lie but i would like some points for the honesty

[h1] Even in Minecraft is every block a piece of art, the bigger picture in a certain composition makes it attractive [/h1] But there is an inventory and I saw items, but no idea what the button is to pick it up. When I saw "inventory" I thought, well, you can enjoy the compositions of surfaces and play the game to collect items during your travels. But, so far, it's just a walking simulator with happy dancing cubistic forms of artistic compositions. The description states that this is not a game. Yeah, so why the inventory and the items? Feels like an unfinished project. Could be a demo from a workshop of the software used to make this and just compiled it into... this. Maybe added some random stuff to make it look a bit different then the demo itself. Because maybe the developer has no idea how to further develop this then just simply add stuff. Hey, it's common. I see dozens of games showing up here on STEAM which I saw before, re-used assets or same "game" different title... Appearantely, there is no shame. Trying to earn a buck over that small effort. [h1] Could have been a game, if that system worked, but it doesn't - and as a walking simulator, you walk too slow [/h1]

pizдец какой-то, 3к за это?

Дорого

狗屎玩意 是不是撒逼

Cara. Pensa em um game que você tá praticamente muito loko e brisante sem usar nenhum tipo de entorpecente. Trip é basicamente isso, você vai caminhar por lugares loucos, ver animais bizarros e sentir que está em outro planeta. Não recomendo para quem sofre de fotossensibilidade e problemas com coisas muito coloridas.