Little Gods of the Abyss
- November 26, 2020
- PLAY Mephistowaltz
Get on Steam2024. 3Q The official version will be released soon Gamers will think it's a new game. That's how much change there is. So enjoy the beta version and update it to the official version!! Little Gods of the abyss Go on a trip to heal the mysterious and beautiful world of the soul. Visit various stages that express the complex emotions of the Soul World. Open closed doors to heal broken hearts and…
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Reviews
- The game features beautiful visuals and a unique art style that evokes strong emotions and memories.
- The gameplay includes interesting puzzles that become more challenging as you progress, and the level design offers a unique feel for each stage.
- Players appreciate the game's potential and are excited for its continued development, expressing a desire to see how the story unfolds.
- The platforming mechanics can feel awkward, and some players find the voice acting to be unappealing.
- There are significant issues with depth perception and control responsiveness, making navigation difficult at times.
- The story is vague and lacks clarity, leaving players confused about the narrative and the purpose of certain game elements.
- graphics12 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 42 % neutral mentions
- 25 % negative mentions
The game's graphics are praised for their unique aesthetic and beautiful visuals, creating an engaging atmosphere complemented by music. However, players suggest the need for adjustable graphics settings to enhance the experience further. Overall, while the visuals are appealing, there are calls for improvements to fully realize the game's potential.
“The game first hits you with beautiful visuals and music.”
“Visuals: the style is very unique, and I really enjoy it.”
“The aesthetic is nice, and the art is pretty.”
“You should probably implement graphics settings (as well as just settings in general for other things such as audio and control), so that people are able to fluctuate their brightness and saturation levels.”
“Tldr: this game is very unique and has a lot of potential, but things such as the graphics, story, controls, and exploits need to be fixed up in order to put it on its own pedestal of absolutely amazing.”
“Stages and bugs: I love the different variation of stages there are, and I only have a few critiques apart from what I said about the visuals.”
- story10 mentions
- 40 % positive mentions
- 30 % neutral mentions
- 30 % negative mentions
The game's story is described as intriguing and unique, with each level offering a distinct feel; however, many players find the narrative vague and unclear, particularly regarding the significance of changing stages. While the potential for a compelling story exists, improvements are needed to fully realize its impact and coherence. Overall, there is optimism for future developments in the storyline.
“The design is really nice and very different from other games I have played; each level has a unique feel to it and the short story was interesting.”
“This game is very unique and has a lot of potential, but things such as the graphics, story, controls, and exploits need to be fixed up in order to put it on its own pedestal of absolutely amazing.”
“It's very interesting, although when it comes to the story aspect, it's very vague and I'm not sure what the stage changes even mean half the time.”
“This game is very unique and has a lot of potential, but aspects such as the graphics, story, controls, and exploits need to be improved in order to elevate it to an absolutely amazing level.”
“I want to see how the story and the game will progress in the future!”
- music4 mentions
- 50 % positive mentions
- 25 % neutral mentions
- 25 % negative mentions
The music in the game is praised for its beauty and complements the stunning visuals, creating an immersive experience. However, some players express confusion over certain level designs that include paths leading to nowhere, questioning their purpose in relation to the musical elements.
“The game first hits you with beautiful visuals and music.”
“For a few levels in particular (for example, the first stage with the floating gates moving up and down and the blue platforms that make a musical note), there are paths that go nowhere, so I'm not sure I understand the point of them being there.”
