Interior Worlds Reviews

Jermba :3

it made me remember

Good but very short game.

Incredibly unique and fun way to spend an afternoon. Great puzzles and easter eggs, spoopy without being like jumpscare city, just nice and creepy, very liminal. I enjoy.

Interior worlds is a solid atmospheric exploration game with light horror elements. The visual and sound design are the strongest elements of the game, and present a foreboding but also strangely comforting ambiance across each level. Its main, camera-based, gameplay mechanic is not especially deep, but is enhanced by the level design and the game's other strengths. The camera mechanics are pretty conventional, but there's a great variety of filters and environments for taking creative pictures. Past taking creative photos, level exploration and secret discovery are the primary objectives and drivers; the secrets are unique and are rewarding to find. I'd highly recommend Interior Worlds to those interested in a well presented atmospheric exploration experience.

After playing Hypnagogia and Late Homerwork, this is just another master piece from the dev. It capture the feelings of being in a liminal space, being constantly observed, terrified and many secrets to unveil

Genuinely one of the best backrooms games I've played! Marketed as an "ambient liminal space" game but don't let that fool you, it does a great job of offering a creepy vibe the entire play. It's also nice to find a backrooms-style liminal space game without outright jumpscares, instead just having creepy/unsettling things happen to you throughout. Amazingly well designed game, well worth the money and time!!

One of my favorite games to play, and that's entirely due to the immersive atmosphere it creates. While the liminality of each area certainly aids in that immersion, it's Soda's attention to the soundscape and visual design of the game that really makes this shine for me, because it entices curiosity for the environment around you while invoking tenseness with each step you take. The ability to take photos of the spaces you'll see allows you to express exactly what details caught your attention, from the mundane like a hallway in an empty school or a lake in a quiet forest to carefully crafted spooks that have the right amount of stress without being cheap jumpscares, or perhaps some silly secret you discovered along the way! It's the perfect game for those looking for horror and dream-like vibes, be it to immerse yourself in it like I do, or to dip your toes in something more tense for the first time.