- June 26, 2016
- vested interest
- 1h median play time
Simian.Interface
Platforms
About
Simian.Interface is a single-player casual game with no explicit rules, designed for all ages and abilities. The game features abstract puzzles inspired by modern art, cognitive psychology experiments, and tabletop puzzles. With an excellent chiptune soundtrack, full screen option for the original simian.interface, and an infinite replay value in the new 'infinite\_loop' mode, this game promises a unique and engaging experience.











- The game features a unique and engaging puzzle mechanic that is both satisfying and intuitive, making it enjoyable to play.
- The chiptune soundtrack and vibrant visuals create a charming atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- It's a short and affordable game that offers good replay value with its infinite mode and secret levels, making it a fun time-waster.
- The game is quite short, with many players completing it in under 30 minutes, leaving them wanting more content and challenging puzzles.
- Some players found the gameplay to be repetitive and lacking in depth, as most puzzles require minimal logic and are solved through trial and error.
- The bright colors and constant motion can cause discomfort for some players, potentially leading to headaches or nausea.
music
54 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised, featuring a catchy chiptune and electronic soundtrack that enhances the overall experience. Many players find the soundtrack to be a standout element, providing joy and satisfaction even amidst repetitive gameplay. While some users noted that the music could become irritating over time, the general consensus is that it significantly contributes to the game's appeal and atmosphere.
“The soundtrack is fantastic (kudos to note!).”
“The graphics and the music are what make this game so special.”
“The presentation helps sell the technicolor madness, particularly the soundtrack which is some incredibly catchy techno that takes loads of inspiration from old NES chiptunes.”
“The music made me quite irritable towards the end (I’m tired today; maybe if I was buzzing off of coffee or something, the electronic music might not have gotten on my nerves as fast).”
“Aside from achievements, this game has neat music and simple puzzles, while $2 might be a bit much for a game you can complete in its entirety in less than 30 minutes.”
“The gameplay can get repetitive for most quite easily and early on, but I experience a lot of joy and happiness just by playing infinite loop and listening to the music.”