Seven Second Summer Camp

Cheeky and soothing. It could use a little bit of polish--maybe make the zoom-in when you stop to concentrate on an object smoother instead of a hard cut. Overall, though, it's a great way to stop and spend a few minutes to unwind in a trippy, imaginative, world!

Cool concept, a meditative game which is very accessible, only needing to point and hold your look on objects to progress, not even the need to click. However, while interesting at first, the long times the game leaves you to meditate, unguided, even as a seasoned meditator, don't make for a *fun* game. Then again, maybe that's just me. Francisco might enjoy it. (If you're new to meditation and find the long wait times so boring that you're likely to shut it off, I suggest using the time to run through guided meditations. Plenty of apps and YouTube vids that can help with that.) It was also a bit glitchy at times, but I suspect things will be patched up in time. And a cool effort from a one-person game.

this game was a little overwhelming and was almost too much for me to experience it in its full from beginning, middle to end all in one go but I managed and it might just be the game of the year

thank you for making mars easier to get to. i love my rose, and i will spend a lot of time in this game with it.

Outstanding. Wonderful quaint little adventure, with plenty of cute things to look at along the way. It sets an introspective mood and gently pushes you towards meditation habits. While often cleverly disguised, the lessons begin to take root slowly, just as the world around you slowly grows. While not necessarily engaging, this is a game meant to be played while sitting back and relaxing. It's an excellent alternative to doom-scrolling your time away.

I misunderstood the directions and played for more than 7 seconds... You will too.

awesome experience! i also just wanted to say that i especially really love the s t r e t c h y-warpy [i]d[/i]i[i]s[/i]t[i]o[/i]r[i]t[/i]i[i]o[/i]n rectangles (that wander around in the purple place); they have a specific kind of "helps with resolving stuckness/tension-in-my-belly/etc. feelings" effect on me, in a way i was genuinely super impressed by when i first let myself fall in thank you for helping me learn meditation etc. -R.P. (also, it's funny that steam at first didn't let me post a review, because according to its time-tracking, i had played it for less than 5 minutes; probably happened because i always play singleplayer games in offline-mode, so steam ended up getting confused i guess time really did stop! xD)

I've never played a meditation game before but I can't imagine having a better time with one than this. I thought I won the game, but turns out I have more to figure out, which is ironic. I've been a big fan of Goldvision's work for years, I'm glad this hit the spot. Only ran into one bug, which was that the narration subtitles sometimes got turned into random gibberish letters. I imagine it had something to do with my laptop dropping the framerate pretty bad during some parts. No effect on gameplay at all!

I play non-violent games, I meditate and I have a short attention span. I played this game for longer than I expected and enjoyed it. It felt like GoldVision was guiding my meditation. Excellent.

It's good.