🔵 Requires light tinkering

To fix resolution problem change the "high DPI settings" of the game executable:
- Find the game executable Ingression.exe on your system (manage > browse local files).
- Right-click the executable, then select Properties.
- Switch to the Compatibility tab and click on Change high DPI settings, under "Settings".
- On the new window, under "High DPI scaling override", activate the checkbox: [✓].
- Select Application from the dropdown menu and confirm with OK.
- Click Apply, then OK on the Properties window.
- Launch the game.

Tested on: OnexPlayer Mini Pro 6800U

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came for the intriguing visuals, stayed for the challenging gameplay

Extremely difficult , The physics sometime feel off , like i suddenly jump higher or lower by a lot with almost the same jump time.
if you keep holding shift while you re-spawn sometimes you don't stick to the wall.
it took me like 1h to relies you can climb wall by press up while sticking to it
other thant that it's a great game i love it

Play solid, portal mechanics visuals are very nice. Played around half an hour, some levels feels frustrating but all in all it is a solid game.

10/10 would impale meself on spikes again

Great game, speaking as a fellow indie developer, loved the implementation of portals showing the other side as you get closer. perspective changes as you enter the portal is also made nicely

Found a minor bug, contacted the developer, shortly after he send an email with a photo and said that he is fixing it now :)

Ingression is a remarkable game that captivates players with its intricate mechanics, sophisticated systems, and compelling gameplay loop. The game seamlessly blends elements of strategy, exploration, and puzzle-solving, offering a richly immersive experience.

The core mechanics of Ingression revolve around navigating a complex environment filled with challenges and secrets. Players must strategically interact with various elements in the game world to unlock paths, solve puzzles, and progress through levels. The game encourages a high level of interactivity and engagement, requiring players to think critically and adapt to new situations.

Ingression's systems are robust and well-integrated, providing a smooth and enjoyable gaming experience. The game features an advanced inventory and resource management system, allowing players to collect, combine, and utilize items in innovative ways. Additionally, the game includes a skill progression system, where players can upgrade their abilities and unlock new skills, adding depth and customization to the gameplay.

The gameplay loop in Ingression is both challenging and rewarding. Each level presents new obstacles and puzzles, requiring players to use their acquired skills and resources effectively. The game maintains a balanced difficulty curve, gradually introducing more complex challenges that keep players engaged and motivated. The integration of exploration and puzzle-solving elements ensures that the gameplay remains dynamic and interesting throughout.

Ingression excels at providing a rich and satisfying experience through its well-designed mechanics, systems, and gameplay loop. Players who enjoy strategy and puzzle-solving will find Ingression to be an engaging and rewarding journey.

While being quite frustrating at times, I've truly enjoyed the gameplay. Lovely visuals and immersive levels, I'd definitely recommend to anyone who admires a good platformer.

Tl;dr: Ingression is a great precision platformer game with a portal gimmick that would appeal to lovers of the genre.

I have previously played the prologue version of Ingression, and I can say that both versions were great experiences. The portal mechanic is solid, and the physics-related interactions are really satisfying overall.

When it comes to difficulty, that is where Ingression favors a more skilled audience. I am not an unskilled player myself, and I play most games at a decent rate, but I have failed at Ingression concerning my patience threshold. Unless you have a significant amount of patience or are in love with precision platforming games, you may have the same frustrating experience as I did. In certain levels, it is not just about accuracy but also speed, resulting in me getting stuck for well over 20 minutes in a single level. The difficulty scaling was way off in my experience, even though I could finish the demo in about half an hour.

Difficulty aside, both for speedrunners and those who like to get more proficient with a game as they play it repeatedly, Ingression offers a great amount of speedrunning capabilities and quality-of-life features concerning them. I am very much looking forward to watching speedrunners fly through portals after a day or two.

The game has a fine story, but it was not my cup of tea. I must say that the story sections create some intrigue and occasionally let you take a breather. If I had not struggled with the levels, I would definitely be interested in the story more.

Overall, Ingression is a solid game that does what it does best and delivers an excellent experience for lovers of the precision platforming genre. If you are someone who fits the description, do not give it a second thought; you will find a great amount of value in the game.

Platformer + mechanics + challenging = Fast-paced precision controls while avoiding death traps. Climb walls, use plasma wires, and jump through rooms connected by portals.

Very difficult precision platformer, if you liked Celeste you'll prob like this too.