Gabe:
18 years old, introverted, and socially awkward in real life. However, he is a well-known humorist in the online world under his anonymous identity.
Skilled in software and game development, possessing both technical and creative abilities.
Passionate about game projects, particularly those integrating innovative ideas such as mental technology and gaming.
Internet Friend:
Someone Gabe met anonymously online but has built trust with over the years, known only by the alias "Null."
Together, they are working on a game project focusing on mental connection technology. However, some features remain unexplored as the project is still untested.
Gabe and Null have developed a prototype device (a headgear capable of transmitting electronic brainwave signals) that enables players to connect to the game. This system allows players to control in-game characters solely through mental focus, without the need for physical controllers.
Game Dynamics:
Objective: Players must solve a series of complex puzzles and action-packed missions to progress through the levels.
Enemies: Advanced aliens equipped with high technology and robots with diverse abilities.
Traps: Mazes, brain-teasers, and mechanisms requiring precise timing.
Challenges: Limited lives, attention-demanding mechanics, and increasingly difficult levels.
Glitches and Bugs: As the game is still in the prototype stage, it contains various glitches. These errors may disrupt the game's logic or even put Gabe in danger.
The concept is great and the level designs are unusual in an interesting way the only things that need improvement are a better font and a bit more content variety other than that its flawless
It has some really impressive scenes. The story of the game is very creative. It moves very smoothly and never gets boring.
The idea of getting lost inside a computer and solving tricky challenges to escape is both unique and engaging. The pixel art style adds charm, and the puzzles keep you thinking. Definitely worth exploring
This game has a lot of platforming elements and doesn't hold back on the difficulty. Instead of easing players in with simple levels, it throws you right into more challenging sections. But even with the difficulty, the gameplay feels smooth, and the puzzles don’t get frustratingly complex.
Although it is the first game of the development team, it promises to be a very pleasant experience with the presentation of the story, the music of the game and the enjoyable pixel art graphics. It also sets an example that they can do better things with the vision they bring with their level designs and the depth they will bring to the gameplay in other games.
The story is intriguing and I'm curious to see what happens next and I really like the background music.
the content of the game is very rich, it has an immersive style, I recommend you to play it, I liked it very much.
Codebound costs $1.99.
Minimum: Minimum: OS *: Windows 7 Processor: 2.0 GHz Memory: 3 GB RAM Graphics: GeForce 9800GTX DirectX: Version 10 Storage: 3 GB available space Recommended: Recommended: OS *: Windows 7 or Later Processor: 3.0 GHz Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: GeForce GTX 560 DirectX: Version 10 Storage: 4 GB available space
Codebound is available on Windows PC.
Codebound has 100% positive reviews from 8 players.
Codebound was released on Mar 14, 2025.
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