INTERNULL

If you own a VR headset, chances are you can relate to the freaky sensation of taking off your headset and realising you're in a completely different part of your room than you expected, or getting too immersed in a game and walking into some furniture or swatting a dent into your wall. That's a feeling INTERNULL replicates surprisingly well, giving you a VR headset that takes you from a mysterious office complex to a weird, glitched out VR world. But, like the VR kits of today, your body still exists, and what's empty space in virtual reality might be a solid wall in real life. It's a very cool concept! The store page calls the game a puzzle, and while I kinda agree, I don't think it does the game justice. No sliding blocks or laser mirrors or weighted cubes here, the puzzle is figuring out the mechanics of the game world itself!

WOW! I'm a huge fan of 'waking simulators' but this a a whole new level of mind***rery. The game is very complex, gives you no indication except a few cryptic clues, and you have to figure it out all out yourself. Things is - nothing is arbitrary or 'dumb luck' - everything in the game makes sense, is connected, and 'works'. You have to understand certain concepts such as overlapping reality. But WHAT is this game really? Well the gameloop is as follow: you manipulate one reality or the other or even a third. And by changing one reality, you modify what you can or cannot access in the other. Height, dimension, time, duplication, everything you can think of is in play. And you have to handle it all at the same time. Is it overwhelming? Of course! Is it mindboggling? That's the whole point! If you like movies like Existenz or the 13th Floor you will absolutely LOVE this. Evidently the tech is not exactly fantastic graphic wise, so you'll get the FPS your screen can emit in HZ - i...

I bought this game because Dot e told me to. I really recommend this game, really like the puzzles and story

Good concept, good atmosphere, good level design, and a respectable price. I got it elsewhere, played it, and, came to steam to see if the price was worth it, and, yes,it is, so, yea. Kudos.

it is very cool you should buy it NOW.

Quite fun! Very un-handholdy approach: The puzzles (at least the ones I figured out) aren't complex, the challenge is in figuring out what you're supposed to do at all. The game rewards and in fact requires actions that in other games might just be considered irrelevant to the game world. The story felt more like a potpourri of tropes about virtual reality than a solid whole, but that's OK, the big reveals worked anyway. One minor complaint: The static noise is maybe a bit too harsh. I had to learn to leave out-of-bounds areas quickly to spare my ears.