[Thanks, Light.] is a first-person 3D geometry puzzle game where you shine and absorb light to transform 2D and 3D states.Watch as one boy saves a world that has lost its light.
Got yelled at by an attractive light bulb. 10/10, would recommend.
Thanks, Light. feels like a combination of Portal and The Stanley Parable. The environments have a glitchy liminal aesthetic, and the puzzles start out easy yet get progressively more complex. So far, I haven't come across any I had real difficulty in solving, but the puzzles can be...
A hidden gem! Reminds me of Viewfinder and Superliminal, but the flashlight perspective mechanic is its own thing. The puzzles are fun and satisfying, the story is great, and there’s a ton of content. My only nitpick is that the main menu looks a bit basic. I’ll update this review as I play more. Highly recommended!
I had a great time with the demo, so I bought the game as soon as it was released and have completed Stage 1. Compared to the demo, there are more chapters and more content, and the added story sequences are clearly noticeable.
Its biggest strength is a gameplay style that sets it apart from traditional puzzle games. The core idea is simple: you clear...
