Overseas

Massively overpriced art game that will throw you into four areas and won't let you leave until you figure out the surreal win condition for that area. I did enjoy my 45 minutes 100%-ing this game and as much as I like my weird as hell game experiences, I would say you should wait for this one on a very deep sale. _____________ PROS + sound. The music and ambient sounds are good. Which is great because the...

48 found this helpful, 2020-02-16

If you, like me, like an unusual experience, you should try Overseas! Even if you don't really like walking simulators. The games are very short, and at the same time, each fragment contains an interesting idea. I want to note the original graphic style with an mixture of glitch art and generative art, which gives an unusual disturbing atmosphere. I think that's what you could really call "art games". There are...

7 found this helpful, 2019-08-31

Well, first of all, it's not a game for everyone. Maybe it's not game at all! Someone called it Walking Simulator: not at all! It's an exercise in abstract interactive art, a contemporary work of generative and procedural art. A sort of virtual installation that I would see very well in a museum of contemporary art. I have already reviewed similar art games: Where They Cremate The Roadkill, AlienAfterlife, Triennale...

6 found this helpful, 2019-09-19