Recent reviews by nurobot

Beautiful game, interesting concept, great teaser for the full game. I did not like the controls and thought they were a bit wonky, specifically when using space to look at things. I hope this will be improved in the full game.

There is no game like INFRA, highly underrated and underexposed game. Until today I keep finding myself every now and then to search for similar games, nothing so far has come close enough.

I enjoyed this game, it's short and sweet, however I also thought that some of the puzzles were just too easy and some of them a little tedious. I felt a slight lack in the execution of the story and would've hoped to see a bit more that elaborates more, gives more background ... the character itself felt a little faceless, somehow lacking in personality. The sound design is great and I enjoyed the music, as well as the visual representation. I didn't regret buying this game, especially at this price point.

What a gem. I have had this game on my wishlist for a while, not really knowing what it was about. Now that is has been released I can already tell from the first minutes that this is a beautifully designed, calming and intriguing experience at the same time. I will update this review further the more I play.

So far, the UI is gorgeous, sound design very fitting and the story and text is written in a way that makes me want to find out more. It looks very simplistic at first, but has great depth in story, lore and interactions. The abstraction in terms of visuals fits the overall game and leaves enough room for interpretation of this mysterious world, while being very immersive at the same time.

I have finished the game now and I am devastated that the main story is over, which only leaves me with congratulating the makers of the game and a wish for more. It has been a beautiful journey and I have enjoyed the writing immensely, I could feel the amount of love and detail put into this in every step of the way. I will get back to this game to finish the taxonomy, but I am truly hoping for more games of this kind in the future. You have done an amazing job, thank you for this experience.

I really enjoyed this game and the way they created a story involving politics, ideologies, ethics and just... life. I will play this again once my brain has settled, but I honestly wish nothing but the best for the whole team who has worked on this project. I am looking forward to seeing what else they will come up with, they have more than proven themselves with this beautiful masterpiece. An influential work that will hopefully inspire other games in the future.

It's a very warm and heartfelt experience and I admire the idea by the developers. I have spent almost all of my time sending encouraging and supportive messages and I will most likely continue this. It's nice to see when something like this actually works.

PepeHands

It's too short, if money is tight better grab it on sale.

Other than that, it's beautiful. Wonderful soundscape and music, great voice acting.
Such a detailed environment that sucks you into the story and leaves you wanting more.
Great UI, everything feels polished. Again: I would've loved to spend 2-4++ hours more in it.

This game may feel too short for 19,99 EUR, but I appreciate the innovative narrative. It was more than just a walking simulator for me (although it really is, so don't expect puzzles) and it really resonated with me on a very special level. This game feels personal and after seeing the credits, I can maybe understand why. Thanks for the team, I don't regret paying more for it, although it felt like a bit of a let down. Maybe because I wanted to explore and learn more? Oh man, I really didn't want it to end.

Edit: Now that the soundtrack is also available, purchasing the bundle is highly recommended. The soundtrack is amazing!

I recommend this, because of the concept, my love for police quest, the story behind it and the artstyle.

But I must say that I find the interaction, the user experience, somewhat annoying at some points. (Especially, if you have to start over, because you died. I would've expected randomised missions, but from that point on it's just clicking, skipping, until I am back on the day where I died before. There could've been smarter ways of clicking through information, plus sometimes it just takes too long with the animations, in my opinion. On the other hand, there were some innovative gameplay ideas that surprised me in working very well.