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AtmaSphere

AtmaSphere was built around its physics, but unfortunately its physics do not work. What is here feels more like a proof of concept rather than a full-fledged game, making it an easy pass for those looking for the next Marble Madness.
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69%Game Brain Score
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77% User Score Based on 667 reviews
Critic Score 30%Based on 1 reviews

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AtmaSphere is a single player casual platformer game with medieval and historical themes. It was developed by Mazen Games and was released on February 2, 2018. It received negative reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.

AtmaSphere is rolling ball game set in a medieval world which is full of dangerous traps and risky paths! Roll all you want, but don't fall! Collect all diamonds to impress Ballerina, and get him safely to her house!

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Audience ScoreBased on 667 reviews
music62 positive mentions
stability17 negative mentions
  • Smooth and responsive ball controls with satisfying physics.
  • Charming medieval aesthetic with relaxing ambient music and rain effects.
  • Suitable for casual play sessions with a balanced difficulty curve and well-placed checkpoints.
  • Game is short with only 30 levels and limited variety in environments and mechanics.
  • Bugs and technical issues including achievement unlocking problems, progress not always saving, and some physics glitches causing softlocks.
  • Repetitive gameplay that can become frustrating especially in later levels due to difficulty spikes and checkpoint spacing.
  • music
    148 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music in Atmasphere is generally praised for its soothing, varied, and atmospheric qualities, blending medieval, ambient, and eclectic styles that complement the game's relaxing vibe. However, some users find the soundtrack inconsistent and abruptly changing, with occasional volume imbalances and mismatched moods that can detract from immersion. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a strong point, enhancing the game's ambiance despite occasional flaws in sequencing and thematic fit.

    • “Atmasphere has a nice variety of tracks from chillout/ambient music to medieval tracks and even house music + more!”
    • “The ambient sound design, including soothing rain and environmental effects, works in harmony with a soft, thematic soundtrack to create an immersive atmosphere. This combination of visuals and audio fosters a relaxing experience, offsetting the challenge of the gameplay and making the game accessible to players who might otherwise be intimidated by physics-based platforming.”
    • “From acoustic baroques to afro-electronica to Tull-esque flautulence, there's nothing but wonderful production music playing throughout!”
    • “The game's heavy use of royalty free songs which go from somber piano to something out of a renaissance fair at a moment's notice (and transition very suddenly and at random).”
    • “The music is alright, but it changes from one song to another very abruptly (seemingly in the middle of songs?) at random points in the level, which can sometimes be jarring as the vibes and pacing of the songs can be very different.”
    • “- the music used in the game is not original and free sources are used that do not even match the environment and atmosphere of the game (even though the game itself is called atmosphere!).”
  • gameplay
    104 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay of Atmasphere centers on precision-based rolling ball mechanics combined with physics-driven platforming and subtle puzzles that offer a satisfying challenge. While praised for its smooth controls, relaxing soundtrack, and gradual difficulty increase, many note that repetitive level design and limited mechanic variety can make it feel stretched or stale over time. Overall, it provides an engaging yet accessible experience that balances challenge with a soothing atmosphere, though it may lack depth for long-term replayability.

    • “Platforming and subtle puzzles make the gameplay engaging, and the experience is concise enough to stay enjoyable throughout.”
    • “The gameplay requires precision, quick thinking, and good timing, making it a tough but engaging experience.”
    • “Its combination of precise gameplay, handcrafted levels, and relaxing audio-visual design creates an experience that is rewarding for both casual and dedicated players.”
    • “Levels regularly introduce new mechanics, but they're also heavily padded out with much of the same kind of platforming you've already done on every single level.”
    • “Once the core mechanics are introduced, there’s limited evolution or variation, which might cause the experience to feel a bit stale halfway through.”
    • “Finnicky over-sensitive controls and countless minutes of fighting with the physics engine to make a small movement in an increasingly frustrating farce of gameplay.”
  • graphics
    92 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users generally find the graphics of the game to be simple, clean, and well-suited to its relaxing, medieval-themed atmosphere, with praised effects like rain and lighting enhancing immersion. However, critiques include a lack of variety across levels, occasional rough or basic visuals, graphical performance issues, and a sense that the art style is somewhat repetitive or dated. Overall, while not technically advanced, the graphics effectively complement the game's mood and gameplay, creating an engaging and pleasant visual experience for many players.

    • “Graphics are quite nice with pretty shadows, different effects (rain is a nice touch, in my opinion), and overall style.”
    • “The game features pretty 3D graphics made in Unity, with a polished look enhanced by constant rainfall in a unique arboreal setting.”
    • “The graphics are elegant and the audio fits the style of the game perfectly and really adds to the relaxing gameplay experience.”
    • “The graphics are awful.”
    • “The graphics are outdated, even for the time of release.”
    • “There is no reason it should be so ridiculously demanding in the graphics department.”
  • story
    54 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's story is minimal and simple, mostly revolving around a ball rolling to reunite with its love interest, with many reviewers noting the plot is either nonexistent or very basic. While some find the love story quirky, charming, and even touching, others view it as silly or not engaging enough to add significant depth to the gameplay. Overall, the story provides a light, sweet context but is not a central focus of the experience.

    • “The game is very good and I appreciate the deep, enriching, and immersive story.”
    • “The story is simple yet sweet—collecting diamonds to impress ballerina gave me a fun reason to keep pushing forward, even when I failed a level a few times.”
    • “Set in a medieval-themed world, players control Ballard, a spherical protagonist on a quest to reach his beloved ballerina.”
    • “The plot is nonexistent, and the music is rather random and sporadic bursts of medieval themed music at the most odd times when I'm in the middle of playing.”
    • “30 levels with no real bump in difficulty, a strange "story" which is all but nonexistent, strange physics, and bugged achievements.”
    • “I initially thought the game would have a story because of the description, but there isn't really any story, just 30 levels.”
  • atmosphere
    35 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Atmasphere is widely praised for its relaxing, immersive atmosphere characterized by clean, colorful or dark medieval visuals, ambient sounds like rain and torches, and a calming soundtrack that enhances the experience without becoming repetitive or annoying. While some users note the music occasionally feels mismatched or unoriginal, the overall mood and atmospheric design stand out as a key strength, creating a peaceful yet engaging environment for players.

    • “From the start, the game draws you in with its clean, colorful environments and calm, almost meditative atmosphere.”
    • “As the pun in the title states, this game is about the atmosphere: the setting and the soundtrack are beautiful and mesmerizing.”
    • “All you do in this game is just roll a ball avoiding different scary traps, spikes and saws and stones, but you do it in a wonderful medieval atmosphere with lots of different puzzles to solve, and beautiful graphics.”
    • “- The music used in the game is not original and free sources are used that do not even match the environment and atmosphere of the game (even though the game itself is called atmosphere!).”
    • “Oddly enough, the worst part of this game is the atmosphere.”
    • “I still enjoyed myself until close to the end when only my stubbornness and sheer will helped me complete the last couple of levels. I did like the soundtrack of the game, even if some songs didn't really fit the atmosphere.”
  • stability
    17 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game is widely criticized for pervasive bugs, glitches, and stability issues, including faulty achievements, visual flickering, and frequent crashes or save deletions. While some find it entertaining despite these problems, many consider it unpolished and frustrating, with performance undermining the overall experience.

    • “Absolutely some of the most frustrating, unoptimized, buggy trash I've ever had the regret of slogging through in my entire life.”
    • “I have made some simple games, so I understand that glitches happen, but from options being empty at first to your save being deleted at random, nothing about this game feels finished.”
    • “Achievements are buggy and often require a restart.”
  • replayability
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game offers moderate replayability, supported by achievements, collectibles, and a level editor that encourage skill improvement and mastery. However, its relatively short length, repetitive design, and limited content reduce long-term engagement for some players. Overall, it provides a enjoyable but somewhat transient experience.

    • “Achievements tied to collecting diamonds or completing levels with skillful execution encourage players to improve, adding replay value and a sense of accomplishment.”
    • “Replay value is high, can always pick up and play a new level.”
    • “With its level editor and replayability, it offers a decent amount of content.”
    • “Limited content – the game is relatively short, with limited replayability once completed.”
    • “Negative reviews: criticisms focus on the game's short length, repetitive level design, and limited replay value.”
    • “For the price, the game is enjoyable, but rather short, and has no replayability once completed.”
  • grinding
    10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Grinding in the game is generally minimal, with most achievements attainable through natural play. However, some levels, particularly between 20 and 30, can feel tedious and may require extra effort, making the experience slightly grindy for certain challenges. Overall, the game remains relatively short and not overly grind-heavy.

    • “Despite only taking two hours to complete, the game quickly became tedious.”
    • “Some levels feel simply too long and tedious.”
    • “Levels 20 and 25-30 are the most tedious and annoying, but overcoming them is rewarding.”
  • optimization
    9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The optimization of the game is highly inconsistent, with some users experiencing solid performance and smooth gameplay while others report severe issues such as bugs, softlocks, poor graphics optimization, and nonfunctional settings. Overall, the game struggles with stability and efficiency, detracting from the experience despite occasional moments of acceptable performance.

    • “The optimization is solid, and the game is well-built.”
    • “A few levels had softlocks but the level reset function came in really handy; the game also has no performance issues as I'm running a minimum of 90 fps without a GPU.”
    • “Gameplay wise it was fine but it didn't save my game and is very unoptimized.”
    • “Absolutely some of the most frustrating, unoptimized, buggy trash I've ever had the regret of slogging through in my entire life.”
    • “The optimization is downright awful, with problems in settings, poor resolution optimization, and for some reason the "apply" option sometimes does not work.”
    • “Meh, a game about rolling a ball, bugged and poorly optimized, but it's great for time killing.”
  • humor
    7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players appreciating its quirky and funny plot lines as well as amusing elements throughout. The lighthearted tone and playful writing add to the overall fun experience, making it an amusing choice for those seeking a humorous game.

    • “I admit the idea of a ball falling in love was a crazy plot line to throw in, but it was funny.”
    • “Worth your money and very funny game.”
    • “It is exactly what you expect: an average but fun little game where speed often makes things easier (and quite funny sometimes).”
  • emotional
    6 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Users find Atmasphere deeply emotional and touching, praising its wholesome storytelling and refreshing gameplay that evoke strong, heartfelt reactions. The narrative's impact is so powerful that players often need breaks to process the intense feelings it generates throughout the experience.

    • “Atmasphere is one of the most wholesome indie games out there; the gameplay is refreshing and the amount of content is just right.”
    • “It's so good, so touching, so refreshing, and so empowering. I needed to take multiple breaks in my playthrough as my heart couldn't contain all the amazing storytelling being thrown at me all at once.”
    • “They sit and cry in a corner as they marvel at how touching this story is, but they don't cry as hard as I do each time I finish the game again and again.”
  • monetization
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game's monetization heavily relies on intrusive ads and promotion of other titles, creating a cash-grab impression. Its low-quality, asset-flip feel and technical issues further undermine the overall experience.

    • “The menu screen has two ads on either side of the menu buttons, and the levels are lazily built with flickering and visual glitches throughout the game.”
    • “There's advertising for the developer's other games prominently on the main menu, indicating a focus on promotion rather than gameplay quality.”
    • “This game was made to promote another game and feels like a quick cash grab.”
  • character development
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    Character development is highlighted by quirky and fun designs that add charm and help maintain an enjoyable experience, preventing frustration.

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AtmaSphere is a casual platformer game with medieval and historical themes.

AtmaSphere is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 3 hours playing AtmaSphere.

AtmaSphere was released on February 2, 2018.

AtmaSphere was developed by Mazen Games.

AtmaSphere has received negative reviews from players and negative reviews from critics. Most players liked AtmaSphere for its music but disliked it for its stability.

AtmaSphere is a single player game.

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