- August 4, 2016
- Toucan Studio
Selma and the Wisp
Platforms
About
"Selma and the Wisp" is a moody platform game with an innovative co-dependent control system, featuring two characters that must be controlled simultaneously. Players help Selma navigate through dark environments by collecting lights with the Wisp and solving puzzles, all presented in a low-poly artistic style. The game offers a blend of logical puzzles and arcade elements, creating a unique and immersive experience.




- The game features beautiful artwork and a unique aesthetic that enhances the atmosphere.
- The gameplay mechanics of controlling the wisp to guide Selma provide an interesting twist on traditional platforming.
- Despite its short length, the game offers a fun and engaging experience with some challenging puzzles.
- The controls can be clunky and frustrating, making precise movements difficult at times.
- The game lacks a substantial narrative and the story feels underdeveloped.
- Many puzzles are overly simplistic, leading to a lack of challenge and a quick completion time.
graphics
38 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are frequently praised for their beautiful artwork, unique low-poly style, and atmospheric design, which contribute significantly to the overall experience. Many players appreciate the aesthetic appeal and creative visuals, although some express frustration that the fast-paced gameplay prevents them from fully enjoying the art. Overall, while the graphics are a standout feature, they are often overshadowed by gameplay issues.
“The artwork and soundtrack are amazing, really sets the tone for it.”
“Beautiful graphics, creepy but fitting music makes this a decent indie game title I would recommend to everyone who enjoys platform games but would like to try something a bit different than the usual run-jump-collect type of game.”
“The graphics have a nice polygonal look to them and the dark color hues create a huge impact on the atmosphere of the game.”
“Not only are you finished before you know it, you literally speed through the levels and can't even properly admire the artwork.”
“This game is good to waste a few hours on but lacks decent narrative and the art style, rather than being creepy, just looks bad.”
“The low-poly graphics were also something I'm not used to seeing.”