- August 23, 2024
- Jeistar
Liminal Void
Platforms
About
"Liminal Void" is a dark, chaotic spellcasting game where you play as a member of the Liminal Layer Society, fighting entities from the Void to protect reality. You can choose from four characters, each with their own playstyles and spells, and work towards multiple endings. The game features intense flashing lights, screen effects, and post effects, and requires the collection of Sigils to progress. Dying is part of the experience and brings you closer to the Void Gods.











- The game features a unique and visually stunning art style, combining elements of early 2000s internet culture with a horror-themed dungeon crawler aesthetic.
- The soundtrack is highly praised, with many reviewers noting it as one of the best they've heard, enhancing the overall atmosphere of the game.
- There is a lot of potential in the game's concept and mechanics, with engaging character writing and a creative approach to gameplay that encourages exploration and experimentation.
- The game is currently plagued by numerous bugs and technical issues, making it nearly unplayable for serious gameplay, which detracts from the overall experience.
- Many players find the gameplay mechanics confusing and poorly explained, leading to frustration and a lack of clarity on how to progress effectively.
- Despite its interesting premise, the game feels unfinished and should have been released in early access to better communicate its current state to potential buyers.
gameplay
46 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of the game is described as having great potential but currently suffers from significant issues, including a confusing tutorial, janky mechanics, and numerous bugs that detract from the overall experience. While some players find the unique art style and atmosphere engaging, the lack of polish and clarity in gameplay mechanics makes it difficult to recommend at this stage. Overall, the game is seen as a work in progress that could improve with further development.
“The actual gameplay is pretty fun when the game is working as intended though!”
“This game is incredibly unique, in its art style, gameplay, and soundtrack, and I personally find it to be amazing.”
“Interesting premise with some neat gameplay mechanic ideas.”
“With the gameplay feeling very unfinished, I feel like there should've been a free demo or a tag for early access.”
“Everything feels janky right now, mechanical feedback is poor, everything is so sudden that it's hard to have time to process anything, and lastly the visual clarity is very poor (not including the thematics that should make it harder regardless, like glitchy effects and whatnot).”
“My main criticism is that the execution (gameplay) is extremely confusing, and I can't kill anything or fight back without collecting sigils, which makes the later stages feel just pointless.”