![]() ![]() YouTube videos require cookies, you must accept their cookies to view. You also need to study your environment often, since here perception is reality and you will need to look around and match parts of the environment to be able to then interact with certain needed objects. Lots of what you see just sort-of jumps out at you before you've fully realised something isn't entirely right. So not only are you playing with bending the rules of reality and changing the size of various objects, the environment is also playing with your sense of depth too and the result is most of the time pretty great. I couldn't help but laugh and smile while playing it as it tries to trick you and make you rub your eyes and have take a second look at something amusing. There's times you walk up to a door and it's not actually a door, or a wall that's actually another corridor. It's not just a case of making objects the right size, it's also about understanding your surroundings and being able to think very differently. There's lots of ways Pillow Castle cleverly used simple environments to trick you, thanks to the perspective feature and they get to be playful with reality here due to the setting. My brain tripped up on the puzzles plenty of times, as did my eyes. The design of it is simply fantastic to make you question what you're seeing and where you're going. While playing Superliminal there's been quite a few times my eyes didn't quite understand what they saw at first, where I let out some audible confused noises. Bring objects closer and they can shrink, do the same from afar and they can grow huge. It gets a little weird but it's such a fantastic idea and it has been a lot of fun to play through. This perspective puzzle game from Pillow Castle is something of a mind-melting trip through a dream world, where you're able to change the size of objects depending on how you're looking at them while holding them. Superliminal's timed exclusive period on the Epic Games Store is now up, and it has released on Steam along with Linux support with a port from Ethan Lee. ![]()
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