Drome van Slange - Bundle

Didn't expect to like this, was wrong. Game feels weird. Go to demo page and try that. If you like the demo, it gets even better & you will be constantly eager to see what unique weirdness is next. Levels are like abstract art pieces but it's like gaming in a dream w/odd puzzle situations. Someone said this isn't a game, it's an experience. I agree but you are gaming and not all levels are platform gaming but I won't spoil. Story is not much but does a lot to enhance experience & is fascinating. Rating is based mostly on enjoyment I am getting for the $$. If this turns out to be your type of game to enjoy, a 4 star is probably accurate for what it is but it's definitely not for everyone. Not perfect & some things I feel should have been done weren't. I hope for an update to let us have run button be RB, not LB & have the ability to also use the dpad. 3 severe bugs, 1 just before getting good ending easy to trigger n get stuck & text on it is cropped. Game is no cake walk. Tough.

I've seen more polished games that have better design rated much lower. The "Puzzles" in this game are just object avoidance. They're basic prop items that are set to move in a looping repeating pattern at high speed with no rhyme or reason; it's unabashedly awful and requires micro-timing or you're reset to the beginning of a checkpoint, which requires you to replay the entire segment. At best I could call this game a test of accuracy, but the "puzzles" test your sanity, not your skills.

From the developers that brought us n' Verlore Verstand comes the next mind-bending first person puzzle game. Nothing is what it seems and sometimes it takes a while or a few attempts to figure out what to do or how things work. You can slow down time for a moment to pass super fast moving obstacles, activate platforms or protect a ship while it's on a pathway full of destroying pillars. After each level you learn a bit more of the story in form of thoughts. Each level looks beautifully crafted and has it's own style and music for certain moods. You feel like you're in some kind of abstract never ending dream. It's fun to explore and the checkpoints are fairly set. Sometimes it gets a bit frustrating and in some rare cases I even got glitched to the point where restarting the level or at least reloading the last checkpoint was my only option. Overall a good game for patient people and for people who want to play something a little mysterious and outside the box. 4/5 🌟 - Grab it! 😎

This game has 10 levels and 2 endings, kept me entertained for about 20 hours. I really enjoyed 6 or 7 of the levels. Its a different kind of puzzler. If you see it on sale check it out. Alot of love was put into this game by a few dedicated developers. I'd like to see them make another game like this.

I downloaded the free demo "'n Verlore Verstand" for Xbox One, I really liked playing that game, so I decided to try this game out. This is a very challenging, fascinating and complicated game. I wish they had online guides to help you in case you get stuck, but you have to relay on the walkthrough videos on YouTube. The game plays the same way on PC & Xbox One.