Pnevmo-Capsula: Domiki Reviews

This game is something different. For that alone, I would recommend it. However, the small segment of the game world is also very intriguing, it made me wonder what the wider world would look like. The soundtrack which is also nice further establishes the mystery. It will take 60-90 minutes to beat this game but for that and the one of a kind experience, I recommend it! The controls need some improving, at least for the controller with which I have played this game. I hope to see more from the developer and the world in the future!

Well the music is really great and the concept is interesting but... that's it, the game become a bit boring, trying to get longer by just making you going back and forth on multiple occasion

Absolutely loved this game. A very interesting concept and game play. I took my time playing so as to absorb the environment which was quite striking and believable. Unlike any other game I have played. Kudos to the developers.

Another game that needs a mid-way thumb review. For 3 bucks, it's a decent buy, and is now on sale for less than a dollar! World design is fantastical and interesting, and gameplay design is unique. But the gameplay execution is a very mixed bag. Puzzles boil down to three types. Find the code, find the device needed to activate the code reader, and navigation puzzles. They are all ok, but the they get old fast, especially the code ones. Thankfully the environments look fantastic as you solve puzzles in them. Shame the camera doesn't like to work with you. It's fixed and constantly changing. And your movement is based on the position of the camera, which results in LOTS of changing your direction input to continue down a path. Movement itself is also very janky to work with. The story is also all in the environment, though I don't know how much of it actually tells us what's going on. Cool idea, looks great, mixed bag in execution.

7.8/10 good and immersive ambient game experience but a little short. Very innovative. But feel like an incomplete game. More chapters with extension of at least 6 more and more variety of game mode will be perfect (now just phone number puzzle and high voltage blocker elimination puzzle).

Solid B tier. Short, but only four bucks. A little awkward to control at first, but once you get the hang of it you'll be shuttling with ease through attractive environments. The puzzles aren't too hard, in some places it's a lot of back and forth.

Charming little puzzle game with an unusual concept. The controls were a little confusing at first, and every now and then the camera would snap weirdly in a way that could cause motion sickness. But, luckily, those two things weren't an issue for me, and I got through the game without any other issues. Nice to play on a quiet evening, and the environment is super pretty to watch as you go from place to place.

Little pneumatic tube capsule that could. Pros: * Weird in a good way * Rarely explored aesthetics of soviet atompunk * Easy achievements * Doesn't take too much of your time * Doesn't take too much of your money Cons: * Fixed camera. Messes with the controls and don't allow the player to enjoy the view. I hate fixed cameras, it's never a good idea. * Controls * Basically same 3 puzzles over and over, and not very complicated ones I personally hope the developer will come up with a sequel or dlc or whatever — bigger, better looking, with much more variety in puzzles.

⠀⠀[i]Not great, of course, but for the money it is quite acceptable. The environment in the game matches the screenshots. A sort of atompunk of the Soviet era for 1 hour. My rating is 3/5.[/i]

Interesting, and sometimes epic views, the sound is very relevant. It's funny to read some ads, newspapers, those documents that you are carrying. A kind of surreal version of socialist realism.