Fabric

Torreng Labs / Aug 12, 2016 / Indie

windows

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Fabric is a first person puzzle game in which you bend spacetime to solve challenging puzzles and complete glitchy-themed voxel based levels.

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What's new

Patch release

2017-06-04

A new update is released for Fabric. Change notes is briefly as follows: - Fixed an issue where gravity direction is not properly cleared upon returning to main menu. - Fixed an issue where bending action behaves erratically wrong in a specific bend configuration in level 20. -Fixed an issue with controller sensitivity. - Minor tweaks to first few levels. If anything isn't working for you, please let us know.

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What players say

Very Positive

82% positive, 61 reviews

Recommended2 hrs played

I was following Fabric since early days and thanks to the developers I had the opportunity to play it before it was relased. Fabric is an indie puzzle game that is done with limited resources and it can be noticed throughout playing. This is where the right things starts off. Instead of trying to make a massive game with incredible graphics or some other random bs that they cant achieve they knew their limitations...

31 found this helpful, 2016-08-12

Recommended12 hrs played

Never thought I'd like something glitchy this much. I've first played Fabric at the very early stage of development and instantly fell in love with it. As a Portal fan, and in general, a first-person puzzle games fan, I've been waiting for the release with full enthusiasm. Here it is now, as much fun as I anticipated it to be. Pros: - Awesome bending mechanics - Progressive level of challenge - New mechanics are...

22 found this helpful, 2016-08-12

Recommended57 hrs played

It all started with a guy by the name of Boris Michael Soylu who entered a concept he was working on into one of those 7DFPS contests. His idea consisted of taking the space time bending mechanic that was present in the 2D plat-former called 'Faultline' by Nitrome https://youtu.be/bG_dgL1cPQU and enlarging that principle to a 3D world. The idea was a huge success and well received and from there on the project was...

4 found this helpful, 2021-07-02