Fractal Block World

this game is literally a hidden gem. not even kidding! the exploration is insanely good! the shrinking and growing mechanic is awesome, the ONLY bad thing about this game is the sprites and the sound effects. (they are funny lol) 10/10.

All of the game is held within one singular cube, which you can eventually reach close to the size of. You can find a simple orange, and go inside it, and within that one orange, you can complete the rest of the main storyline. You can go to the town of Toronto. And buy minigun ammo there. And you can go to a small cube within the tutorial. And complete the main storyline. Without ever exiting that cube. Would recommend to those who don't mind feeling a bit.. Lonely. The loneliness really enhances the half-horror aesthetic of this game. Trapped within a strange fractal world. You don't know much. All you know is, 'Your friend K is here, He's trapped. Find a key to the universe, and free him.' But eventually, as you go deeper and deeper into fractals, like K, your mind starts to be.. Bended. You make sense of the fractals. You go from, 'Okay. I see a cube here. Nothing special.' to 'Maybe I should check out this cube. I bet it has some ammo or upgrades. Perhaps even some waypoints an...

I don't really know what I'm doing but it's a good time. Update: I kind of know what I'm doing now. This game is amazing.

Had to stop playing. Got lost at level 900 in a menger sponge. 10/10

i liked this game until i beat the inner core, boring after i killed the inner core. tell me cool stuff or cool places to check out

This is a game for WEIRD people who want to have an out of body experience inside of their body on their desktop PC. Not only will you find yourself just as lost as your friends within the fractal, but also just as lost as you were before you entered the world, including the one you're own body is in right now. You mainly go around and pick up items while unraveling the mystery of where Q went and how to get there. Always save pictures of maps so you don't get lost. There's probably about 300 hours of gameplay in just the main story if you do it from scratch without help. On top of that there's literally an entire universe's worth of ground to cover so getting lost really is the point of it. I don't even want to know how long it would take to get all of the achievements without tutorials, only a genius could insert orange DNA into the depths of the fractal to do something like that. The combat is also surprisingly complex at times, making the game have somewhat of a pu...

Dawg what the hell are you playing???

dawg what the hell u playing

GAME OF THE YEAR

beautiful and life changing