A very beautiful horror puzzle game, sadly the puzzles are quite uninteresting and the horror, although not the main focus is also very very bland. The ending wasn't satisfying either.

Honestly, I think I prefer the mood of the original Fibrillation game released in 2012, which was the perfect blend of industrial and brutalism.
This HD version adds more content, but the atmosphere is more cartoony, with bizarre Mayan influences that feel out of place imo. It's basically a walking sim with very simplistic puzzles. It's not very interesting to play, but it does offer some beautiful otherworldly scenery. So if you're looking for those, it is still worth a try.

dragged down by stock 'horror' gameplay elements and an uninteresting reveal, but i played this game to see colossal, numinous masses of architecture, inhuman in scale, unknowable in origin or purpose, and you know what. it does have those.

Quite good! It's definitely reminiscent of NaissanceE with its own new set of rules. It also reminds me of the some demos with their dirty looks, unsurprisingly fr-041. Is the very crude horror gameplay of running away from a clearly defined monster fitting? Kind of. Apart from that, it did well.

An interesting adventure sold short by bland puzzles, repetitive levels, and an "ah-ha" reveal that comes too late to have much impact. A worthy effort from the dev, but in the end this is just a bit too generic to leave an impression beyond the credits.