- April 5, 2016
- Skobbejak Games
'n Verlore Verstand
Platforms
About
'n Verlore Verstand is a surrealist, atmospheric exploration game set in a distorted reality. Traverse through a series of dream-like landscapes, solving puzzles and uncovering fragments of a mysterious narrative. The game features a unique visual style, and immersive soundtrack, and encourages players to delve into their own interpretation of its abstract world.


- The game features cool graphics, great movement, and enjoyable levels, providing a fun platforming experience.
- The soundtrack is fantastic and complements the surreal atmosphere of the game, enhancing the overall experience.
- Players have found the game to be a unique and artistic experience, with challenging puzzles that can be rewarding.
- The game is plagued by numerous bugs, including broken levels and game-breaking glitches that make it unplayable for many.
- There is a lack of narrative and structure, leading to a feeling of aimlessness and boredom for some players.
- The VR experience is particularly problematic, with controls that do not function properly and significant graphical issues.
story
30 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is widely criticized for its absence, with many reviewers noting a lack of narrative structure and meaningful plot, which detracts from the overall experience. Some players appreciate the focus on gameplay over story, particularly in a puzzle platformer context, while others feel that a compelling narrative is essential for engagement. Overall, the consensus suggests that the game could benefit from a more developed storyline to enhance its appeal.
“For me, an adventure game is crucially bound together by the story, even though the story can (and probably should) be mostly inferred from in-game clues.”
“It has a lot of potential for a great storyline as time goes on.”
“Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today.”
“Tl;dr: a competent first-person platformer that has some lovely set-pieces and art design, but is let down by having zero plot to tie everything together and a level that is almost impossible to beat due to an unresolved graphical glitch.”
“'n Verlore Verstad is a fine-looking game, but the total lack of story, narrative, and overall structure makes it uninteresting to me.”
“For as far as I played into it, there was no real story, just abstract levels meant to represent one without actually giving you anything substantial.”