- September 23, 2021
- Innovina/StudioKiku
The Plane Effect
Platforms
About
Players take on the role of Solo, a lonely office worker who's trying to get home to his family after his last day of work. Somewhat worryingly, it seems Solo experiences some trouble remembering his family, and also has to contend with the shifting balance of space and time.











- The game features beautiful art direction and a unique atmosphere that enhances the overall experience.
- The narrative is intriguing and unfolds in a dreamlike, surreal manner, keeping players engaged.
- The puzzles, while challenging, can be rewarding for those who enjoy brain teasers and problem-solving.
- Gameplay is hindered by slow movement and clunky controls, making navigation frustrating.
- Puzzles often require backtracking and can be counter-intuitive, leading to confusion and a reliance on walkthroughs.
- The game suffers from bugs and glitches that can disrupt progress and create additional frustration.
graphics
15 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are generally praised for their beautiful art style and atmospheric design, with many reviewers noting that the visuals are a core consideration in level design. However, some players feel that while the graphics are appealing, they may detract from gameplay, leading to difficulties in navigation and a lack of intuitive controls. Overall, the visuals receive a mixed response, with some appreciating the aesthetic while others find them insufficiently integrated with gameplay.
“Unlike many games, it does not feel as if an artist was just asked to throw some pretty graphics on top of a game, but rather that the art was always a core consideration when each of the levels was designed.”
“I must say, it has really great atmosphere and graphics.”
“The art style and the minimalist score are beautiful.”
“Only problem is the graphics; it could be a bit better.”
“Seems to me like they focused too much on graphics and environment instead of intuitive gameplay and controls.”
“Orthographic view makes some platformer parts really difficult to read.”