> play glo
> haha funny block go boing
> lose sanity be level 40
10/10 would bring a flashlight next time


Glo
2017 Eastasiasoft78Good
Playtime
ShortTypically 6 hours
Playable on
Available on
- $4.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- October 23, 2017
- Developer
- Chronik Spartan Games
- Publisher
- Eastasiasoft
Overview
What happens in a game where most of it is hidden? Glo is a puzzle platformer where the majority of the world is hidden. Using blind faith, glowing projectiles and memory use your skill to escape the darkness. Provoked by writing on the wall the story unravels as the mystery of the environment is revealed. Features 100 challenging levels. 4 epic boss fights. Precise controls. Speedrun mode. A world shadowed in darkness full of secrets. Pure abstract visuals designed to stretch the boundaries of imagination. Atmospheric soundtrack blended with the environment and story to build a world of emotion. Glo is a one of a kind experience that takes you on an emotional story of curiosity, wonder and fear. Glo combines the environment and story as one allowing you to reveal everything from nothing. In a world where nothing is known, everything is a surprise.
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Reception
- Steam100from 5 reviews
I have mixed feelings about Glo after completing the game. First the things I liked about Glo. Glo is a hardcore platformer with a nice twist – the whole world is pitch dark with only your avatar and the end goal glowing faintly. You can shoot some glowing projectiles to explore your surroundings a bit. The darkness that doesn’t allow you to see very...
Glo is a simple yet challenging platforming game built a fairly unique mechanic: each and every level is shrouded in almost complete darkness. The only sources of light are your projectiles, your character, and the level exit. This lack of visual information lends itself to an initially slow-paced exploration of each level, looking for traps, enemies,...
Despite everything else, Glo allowed me to exert my gaming chops with its enticingly brutal difficulty, something not many games can do now-a-days. Its mechanics are certainly polished and its challenge feels concise enough as a wall with a dozen cracks rather than a steel fortress. Not particularly flashy or innovative, it slides by on pure gameplay...
Hello everybody, End World Gaming here to share an excerpt from my review for Glo by Chronik Spartan Games. Glo is 2D platformer with a unique twist, it takes place in complete darkness. The game relies on the use of blind faith, light projectiles and memory in order to reach the end of each level. The block that you control and the end of the level...













