- November 29, 2023
- Time and Trace Studios
On The Brink
Platforms
About
Use Capri's gravity manipulation to slingshot across the universe as she embarks on a mission to liberate a forgotten dimension from the clutches of an all-powerful being. Solve puzzles, uncover mysteries, and shatter space-time itself in this snappy sci-fi action platformer. What lies in the dimensions above our own? An original sci-fi narrative set in the far reaches of the universe following…



- The voice acting is surprisingly good and adds depth to the characters.
- The game features a unique gameplay experience that keeps players engaged with its interesting story and mechanics.
- The visual style and animation work are impressive, contributing to an enjoyable overall experience.
- The lack of tutorials and unclear instructions make it difficult for players to learn the mechanics.
- Loading screens can be excessively long, which disrupts the flow of gameplay.
- Some puzzles are extremely challenging, leading to frustration and reliance on trial and error.
story
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story is a central and intriguing element of the game, described as cryptic yet engaging enough to keep players invested despite some repetitive mechanics. Players appreciate the depth and complexity of the narrative, which evolves as they progress, leading to unexpected twists by the end. Overall, the storytelling has generated excitement for future content.
“I'm often not one for games with repetitive mechanics; however, the game's story had me so entwined that I managed to keep going to find out more.”
“Despite this, I love how the story is forming, and I really hope for the new content to come out before we know it, and I'm excited as I should be!”
“The story is clearly central to the game, but it's pretty cryptic, at least as far as I've gotten.”
“The way that the entire story you build around in your head is likely broken by the time you reach the end is very good.”
“Now you play a blue robot lady floating through space, and you must navigate through galaxies like in Mass Effect 2's suicide mission.”