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About This Game DescriptionParallax is a first-person puzzle game with two overlapping worlds. Weave back and forth between black and white as you try to be in the right place, in the right dimension, at the right time. Use switches, boosters and gravity to help you reach the exit. Can you conquer every mind-bending level?Quotes“... Prepare to think well outside the box before facing Parallax.” - Michael Lawson, Piki Geek“Very few games will leave you mesmerized the way Parallax does...” - Alex Coccia, Greenlit Gaming“Parallax is a dizzying monochrome nightmare...” - Ben Kuchera, Ars Technica“That sizzling sound you hear is my brain melting.” - John Pavlus, Fast Co-Design“Up is down. Down is a watermelon.” - Nathan Grayson, Rock Paper Shotgun“Ow My Brain” - John Walker, Rock Paper Shotgun 7aa9394dea Title: ParallaxGenre: IndieDeveloper:Toasty GamesPublisher:Toasty GamesRelease Date: 10 Mar, 2015 Parallax Activation Code [torrent Full] Preface: This review was written after completing the game with all Perfect ranks.Parallax is one of these small gems you tend to overlook while browsing through the vast collection of games Steam has to offer. Nowadays every new puzzle game has to have a unique gimmick to it to make it interesting and challenging for the player. In Parallax's case, it's parallel dimensions coupled with some gravity defying platforms in the later levels. The challenge is fair and balanced and the difficulty increases steadily as you progress through the game. While some levels can look quite intimidating at first, with a bit of thought, careful planning and memorization you can beat everything fairly fast and achieve perfect level completion within very few actions. Even if Parallax doesn't break any new grounds in the audiovisual department, its simple yet futuristic looking monochromatic art style along with electronic beats lend themselves well to the game creating a pleasant overall experience. The game's price is perfect for its length of 4 chapters with 8 levels each and it still has a lot of replayability to offer after completion. As of March 14th 2015, the developers have already added a game mode specifically designed for speedrunners, which will exponentially increase Parallax's lifespan.If you're a fan of first person puzzle games that are not only well designed, but offer substantial replay value, then you mostly likely already own Parallax. On the slim chance you don't, buy it. You certainly won't regret the purchase.The Good:- Balanced difficulty- Very good level design- Simple, but fitting audiovisuals- Good replay valueThe Bad:- Might be too short for some players. If you've played Portal or Antichamber and liked it you should absolutely get this game. Visually it should reminds me of Antichamber but with a lot more polish. The puzzle mechanics are minimalistic but they all blend really nicely.I'm a little disappointed that you can't see your best level performance anywhere. The replay value is raised quite a lot by challenging yourself to beat each level as fast as possible.Update as of 2015-03-26:The developers has done so many amazing things to improve this game for our little niche of speedrunners. While it still doesn't keep track of best performance the game now has a much more detailed in-game timer and in speedrun mode there's a timer for your full run as well. Huge amounts of praise to Toasty.. Parallax is a first person puzzle game centered around switching between dimensions. The puzzles are really great and the whole game has a very polished feel to it.There are 32 levels in total with 8 levels in each of the 4 chapters. Every chapter introduces a new and interesting game mechanic. Playing through the puzzles for the second time is really where this games meat is at, where you try to solve each level in as little moves as possible. Fans of Portal and Antichamber should really enjoy this game.The developer is also a really great guy. He's quick to respond to any issue you may have and updates occur frequently. (There have already been 6 patches in the week or so this game has been out)I would definitely recommend this game to anyone who enjoys puzzle games. It's well worth the price of $10 for the amount of gameplay it gives.. Saw the developers website a while ago, so happy this is out.Very very fun first-person puzzle game with unique twist of dual overlapping universes. If you like Portal, and especially like Antichamber, then definitely buy this.Not the longest game, but very challenging and fun, highly recommended. Let me begin saying that I have played through several first person puzzle games, and I've enjoyed every one of them. I enjoy a good puzzle on occasion. Knowing this, I was excited to play Parallax.I've finished the game, and I only used a guide for the very end of the last stage of the last chapter because the lasers before the turnstile confused me (I didn't think you could go under them). So, I give Parallax credit for being relatively simple but not too simple to the point where it was child's play.For some reason though, I found Parallax incredibly boring! And not the relaxing kind of boring either. It's not like I haven't played similar games in the past (Hook and Colortone come to mind). It took me about a month or so to force myself to play through this game. It isn't even that long! I did it in 3.5 hours. Those felt like the longest 3.5 hours of my life. After one or two stages, I experienced extreme Parallax fatigue.There are no jump scares, but part of me wishes there was something so it could wake me up to play this game longer than 30 minutes.. Good game, too short.Also some levels are trully challenging but others you find yourself following the only possible path and theres not much thinking in those levels.Good game overall but i would have enjoyed it more if it was a bit more like Antichamber with some kind of "story" or at least some more getting in character, not that antichamber had any story but you get more involved when there is a larger world to explore and the levels format beats that feeling somehow.I enjoyed and would definitely buy any other game with this flavor toasty games make in the future.