Superliminal

Superliminal is an incredible puzzle game, maybe even better than Portal series, with using the perspective & visible size to edit angle an the actual size of every item you can, and philosophical meaning of our point of view.

Superliminal es una paranoia total que te vuela la cabeza. Su magia está en que usa las ilusiones ópticas para que tú mismo "crees" la realidad: si coges un objeto pequeño y lo mueves para que en tu pantalla parezca gigante, al soltarlo se vuelve gigante. Jugar con los tamaños y las distancias para avanzar es una sensación constante de "pero ¿qué acaba de **** un juego corto, pero súper ingenioso, que te obliga a dejar de usar la lógica normal para mirar las cosas desde otro ángulo. No tiene acción ni combates, pero el mensaje que te deja sobre cómo nuestra perspectiva cambia nuestros problemas es de lo mejor. Si te apetece algo que te rompa los esquemas en una ****, es un acierto seguro. Un 7,4.

This game is puzzly type of games , its not that bad or good . Its a little bit complicated , like take the object and look upwards to makeit bigger ,its worth playing and finish it , but i do not recommend you to play it on xbox or ps , because its 30 fps

Superliminal is a walking simulator pretending to be a puzzle game. The game does have puzzles, but most of them are either mind-numbingly easy or so obtuse you will be annoyed at the game when you figure out the solution rather than amazed. The last half of the game has so few puzzles and essentially you holding the W key for most of the time. The problem is two fold, the marketing showed this as a puzzle game not a walking simulator with a story, but on top of that the story is incredibly boring.

I wish I could say that this game was good, but after playing it I have to say otherwise. The problem is it's not much of a puzzle game. The only times I got stumped were the ones where I was stuck in a room until I figured out what object to pick up. Some puzzles got me excited (like one with a fan), but the solution was so mind-numbingly easy it was like it was negating there being a puzzle in the first place. For the most part, this is a walking simulator (especially the last third of the game, which is the worst part and just feels like a slog). However, the story isn't interesting enough to make up for it. I ended up extremely bored for the majority of my time with the game. The best parts of the game (for me at least) were chapters 3, 5, and 6, because they at least seemed to try to have puzzles or be like a normal puzzle game in any way. Unfortunately, they still fall play to the problem of insultingly easy and sometimes almost non-existent puzzles. Even worse, the game only took me 2 hours, and that's with struggling on a few rooms for a while (again, not because there was a hard puzzle that I couldn't solve, but because I couldn't find the random object that I needed to pick up to move on). It's definitely not worth $23 CAD, and in my opinion, it's not even worth the $15 I got it for. Buy this game if you want to walk in a straight line and resize boxes for 2 hours. Otherwise, look elsewhere.