- August 3, 2018
- GRIP420
Photonic Distress
Platforms
About
"Photonic Distress" is a first/third-person puzzler/platformer where you explore and collect memory fragments in procedurally generated levels within your conscience. Your Photon gun illuminates dark levels and fights enemies, with upgrades like a flashlight and scan grenade becoming available as you collect fragments. The goal is to collect 100 fragments to unlock the final room.











- The game features beautiful graphics and impressive lighting effects, creating an engaging atmosphere.
- The music is catchy and complements the gameplay well, enhancing the overall experience.
- It offers a unique and original concept with good replayability, making it enjoyable for both casual and hardcore players.
- There are several programming issues, including unresponsive controls and stuttering, which detract from the gameplay experience.
- The darkness can be overwhelming, leading to a frustrating tunnel vision effect that makes navigation difficult.
- Some players may find the game short and the puzzles overly reliant on trial and error, which can be annoying.
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for being catchy and smooth, enhancing the overall experience and helping players get into a flow while playing. Its upbeat tunes and angelic choruses complement the game's visuals, creating a relaxing atmosphere that makes it a great choice for players looking for a break from more intense games. Many recommend playing in a dark environment to fully appreciate the music and its synergy with the game's ambiance.
“The music is catchy and smooth; it won't take long for you to get in a flow with the music and your photon gun! I recommend playing it without any light in your room to enhance the feeling of the game.”
“A big plus while failing and retrying is the in-game music.”
“The lighting, the colors, that slight foggy ambiance, and the little fireflies that spawn around you when you stand still in perfect darkness... the music varies from an upbeat tune to an angelic chorus.”
“What about music?”