Over The Void reviews

Beautiful relaxing, non-violent game that is also suitable for younger Players. The abstract Worlds in which one moves are beautiful to look at. The Gameplay principle is quite simple. You have to touch a certain Number of red Buttons or Lamps in each Level or Room so that they switch to green. Once one has done this, the Portal opens into the next Room. In the Beginning, it's easy to get to your Destination, but the Level Of difficulty increases from Level to Level. But he does this slowly and that's good, because it doesn't lose the Fun or Motivation to continue. All in all, it is very relaxing to play this visually beautiful and impressive game, which is compounded by the great Accompanying Music. I can recommend the Game further, who is on nonviolent Games will have fun with it. The Price is fair, especially if you catch a Sale or use a Voucher. But even without the Price is by no means too high.

"Over The Void" is a small atmospheric First-Person Exploration Game. The Principle of the individual Levels is simple. Simply touch several red Switches so that they switch to green. Are all touched opens a Gate to the next Level. Our biggest Enemy: Gravity. If we do nothing, we fall into Bottomless things. If we Fall too deep, we are allowed to restart the Level. In addition to fixed Platforms on which we can stand, we also have the Ability to generate two different small temporary Platforms. One we can stand on and one that hurls us up like a Trampoline. With this Help, we can reach the Switches often unfavorably located in the Worlds. The Gameplay itself works well. Every now and then, however, we glise through Objects, especially when they are movable, but this is never really problematic. It is a bit exhausting that one has to look down for the Production of the temporary Platforms and therefore sometimes does not really know where one will be thrown up by the same one. But Since it is never extremely difficult and you can also take Your time, this Point does not weigh heavily either. The Primary Strength of the Game, however, is the World Design anyway and that is enchanting and fascinating. The Worlds are graphically conceived, built with geometric Principles, but have so much Momentum and Variability that they seem animated. A Good Example of this is perhaps a huge Waterfall that occupies the whole Height of a Level. This Waterfall actually consists only of black Cubes, but the Type of Case rhythm makes it a busy Object. The Choice of Colours is also skillful. Either large Levels are kept black and white, so that the sparsely set clear colors settle ideally or the Levels are in themselves immersed in psychadelic-looking shades of color. The floating, if very repetetive Soundtrack continues to lift the Atmosphere further. "Over The Void" is short, technically not brilliant with simple Gameplay, but it opens up exciting Worlds worth exploring. Rating: 8/10 Atmosphere-/10 Story 8/10 Graphic 7/10 Sound 6/10 Game Mechanics 6/10 Balancing 7/10 Game Pass Conclusion: Standing On the Precipice you should not be a Step ahead. 7/10 Overall Rating