There The Light Download Utorrent

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About This Game Explore an unknown and abandoned world. Each step, each puzzle, brings you closer to discovering the history and secrets of a lost civilization. Can you find the light? There The Light is a short single-player, first-person puzzle exploration game. The game is split into 4 separate linear levels, each takes you deeper into the heart of the planet. I wanted to create an immersive world where story, visuals and music are merged together in interesting and creative ways. There The Light features 50 puzzles, and a soundtrack that grows and forms based on the interactions that you make in-game. 1075eedd30 Title: There The LightGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:CasualBebopPublisher:CasualBebopRelease Date: 31 May, 2019 There The Light Download Utorrent There The Light gives you 90 minutes of evocative exploration and exceedingly gentle puzzle solving. If that\u2019s worth it to you, by all means, go for it. But when I say gentle, I mean it. The game is a light diversion, meant to pleasantly occupy the players time, which it succeeds at doing. It didn\u2019t frustrate me, but it didn\u2019t challenge me either. When it comes to puzzles, there were some really interesting core concepts, but they weren't given the space to develop into anything capable of thrilling the intellect. There were 'aha...' moments. But no 'Eureka!' moments. And I suppose there weren't intended to be, as this game is designed above all to be accessible and relaxing.On the plus side, It might just be perfect for kids. When I was a kid I played games like Myst, and got really frustrated and had to look up the answers. I just might have been able to handle this one! I would heartily recommend this to my former self.. I really wish I didn't have to choose either thumbs up or down. My recommendation is heavily caveated and can be seen more as encouragement for the dev who I think has a lot to offer, but did not quite stick the landing on this particular game. Now to the actual review.Overall, I would say it's very nice audio-visual experience and a terrible puzzle game.The formula is pretty clear cut: You wander through the ruins of an unknown civilisation who for some reason felt it would be very fun to hide their entire history locked behind a series of puzzles. The problem is that the puzzles barely qualify as such, as they are far too easy and mostly consist of copying patterns.It's not a terribly original concept, but the gorgeous visuals and the very nice music absolutely make up for that (though I could have done without the more fleshed out songs since they took me out of the world a bit). It's clear that a lot of love and passion went into the art for this game, and if you're only in it for that, then I would wholeheartedly recommend this game. But if you're mostly in it for the puzzles, and just enjoy having them presented in a more engaging way with some added mystery on top, then I would pass on this one. It's no The Witness, rather it's more akin to something like Monument Valley where the puzzles aren't really meant to challenge you as much as gently guide you through the world.It's a good first outing, and it's clear the dev is a very talented artist. I just hope they manage to find their footing in the gamification of the beautiful aesthetics. If this game does well, maybe they can hire a puzzle designer if they plan on making similar games in the future? Best of luck to the dev, and I will definitely be keeping an eye on them!