Space Hole 2018

This seems to be what Sam Atlas was aiming for all along. This newest Space Hole has a lot more of the Antichamber vibe and is overall a great improvement on 2016. Here's why. ________________________ Pros + Visually a lot more interesting now. Full on psychedelia, the inner workings of a mass hadron collider, giant chess sets, hypercubes, Saturday Night Fever disco floors the lot. + More varied levels this time. Not just a get from point A to point B anymore. You sometimes need to exit your ball and fly around to scope out the large levels to see where you are supposed to be heading and work out a strategy. + Levels ask you to think a bit more now rather than brute force your way through levels where you can clearly see the exit. + Very interesing sound effects from static radio (with Johnny Depp in the background talking about HST in Las Vegas?), opera music, trippy trance and electronic beats, rock and sci fi noises from 60s movies. Don't get me wrong, I loved just listeni...

This is some crazy shit, highly recommended

When we finally give up on the giant rockets and instead upload partial copies of our consciousness into smaller and faster spacecrafts to blindly hurdle them into every direction of space - this game is how I imagine it must feel like, a naked thought printed on silicon trying to make sense of the distance, dreaming up nonexistent details of dead histories, and futures that will never return. Rest in peace space shuttles.

Easily one of the best Indie games I have ever played, and will probably ever play. The graphics, the psychadelic scenery, colors, abstract shapes and themes are incredible. HIGHLY recommended if you're looking for something new and different to play. I find this particular game relaxing, engaging, exciting, and so, SO much fun. I sincerely hope that this series is continued! EASILY worth the price.

It's like Space hole 2016, but even better!

Absolutely wonderful game. The visuals are beautiful and the soundtrack fits perfectly with the atmosphere. The non-linear exploration is a fantastic and as well as the bonus point gems(?) being spread around the levels making for lots of different things to do in each level. This is a true hidden gem and I wish there were more games like it.

if you're reading this review there's a chance you're wondering if you should play the Space Hole games before Extreme Evolution. or maybe you're wondering if you should play any of Sam Atlas' games. lets do a little Q&A Q: is this weedslop? A: is your heart so cold and broken that you cant appreciate the abstract? it's trying to alienate you! it's a crawl through hostile and unfamiliar spaces. overstimulation being wielded as a weapon and tool for atmosphere! I think it does it very well. and yes, it is "smokeable". moving on. Q: is this game hard? do I need to be experienced at ballplay A: this game is begging for you to break it. if you've finished a difficult level without feeling like you cheated, then you're probably doing something wrong. you'll be fine. Q: should I play this before Extreme Evolution? or if I've already played that one? A: should you play anything? it's super cheap, it's not very long. it's basically impossible to "waste" your time playing any video game over...

This game is hella jank and you probably will not like it. It is more of an art piece than a game and perfectly encapsulates the feeling of exploring something strange and unknown, jumping from portal to portal, suddenly being thrust into new and strange environments. I am very fond of this game myself. For the price it is it is definitely worth a try if you like rolling ball games

This is just a giant acid tripping masterpiece 80/100

Really big improvement from the last one, much better gameplay and a lot of great visuals