- May 31, 2019
- CasualBebop
There The Light
78%Game Brain Score
music, graphics
gameplay, grinding
78% User Score 128 reviews
Platforms
About
Explore an unknown and abandoned world. Each step, each puzzle, brings you closer to discovering the history and secrets of a lost civilization. Can you find the light?





Audience ScoreBased on 128 reviews
music38 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game features beautiful visuals and a relaxing soundtrack that enhances the overall experience.
- It's a peaceful and meditative exploration game with simple puzzles that are enjoyable for casual players.
- The atmosphere is captivating, providing a unique and immersive experience reminiscent of other exploration games.
- The puzzles are overly simplistic and repetitive, lacking depth and challenge, which may disappoint players seeking a more engaging experience.
- The game is quite short, typically taking only 1-2 hours to complete, leading to concerns about its value for the price.
- There are significant bugs and glitches that can hinder gameplay, including progress-halting issues and long loading times.
music
90 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game is widely praised for its relaxing and atmospheric qualities, enhancing the overall experience of the walking simulator and puzzle elements. Many players noted that the soundtrack evolves as they progress, creating a beautiful soundscape that complements the visuals and gameplay. While some found the inclusion of vocal tracks less fitting, the majority agree that the music is a standout feature, making the game a pleasure to experience.
“The music grows and builds on itself as you progress through the level, until you are engulfed by a beautiful soundscape.”
“Walking through the levels, with the music slowly building as you get to see more pieces of what happened to this civilization, was one of the most surreal experiences I've had in recent memory.”
“The music, the lighting, and the artwork really made this little gem a pleasure to experience.”
“Unfortunately, beyond the soundtrack, which is atmospheric and really fits the scene, it doesn't really deliver much else.”
“I also found the parts where the music picked up vocals to be slightly off-putting, as it made it less ethereal and felt like someone had just picked a track to go along with the game rather than crafting music for it.”
“More on the lines of a walking simulator – because frankly, puzzles are put there merely for show - you stroll through aesthetically pleasing, minimalistic scenarios overflowing with beautiful hieroglyphic-like art and interactive panels; all of this accompanied by heavenly synth music.”