Lexicon Reviews

Cool vibe, fun and challenging puzzles, and good soundtrack!

Puzzles are fun and challenging. Music and atmosphere are great. Unique game from a small studio, excited to see what updates they provide.

For early access, this game is amazing! It perfectly captures that early 2000s flash game style but with a fun puzzle solving mechanic. The art style is absolutely charming and the overall movement is crisp. Excellent world-building with TONS of lore and readable objects. I'm not the best with top-down spatial awareness, so I did get lost a couple times even while reading the direction signs, so maybe a world map with points of interest marked might help. To say I'm excited to see where the rest of this game goes is an understatement, I can't wait for the next areas and the rest of the story! May Nonbeing inflame your soul!

A solid heart felt game with a lot of lore, collectibles, intricate characters (My favorite is Buck) and artsy world design. I cant wait for more story and new areas.

This game is really fun! There is alot of interesting lore to read! And The characters are very quirky and fun!

I enjoyed the writing, and the mysterious almost mystical / quasi-religious tone. The character designs are abstract and fun, I'm partial to the Ipod nano dudes myself. Overall I'd give it 4 out of 5 flipped levers, maybe almost too much text to read for A.D.D. brains like myself, but most is optional.

after playing for a little over an hour this game is really fun! the puzzles do challenge you but they are not to hard to solve. i also like the fire ball mechanics and being able to slow down time. overall this game pretty good.

I really love Lexicon's puzzles, lore, music, and art. But the thing that sticks out to me is the large amount of quality character dialogue. Although many AAA games have lots of character dialogue, many times it tends to be filler. Lexicon's dialogue reminds me of when I used to repeatedly click on StarCraft unit portraits to hear their hidden lines. In Lexicon, most characters have about 2 or 3 conversations in them, but some of the special characters have even more conversations that reveal more about the world. It's kind of like the real world where you have to talk to someone to get to know them. Looking forward to when the game is fully done!

For an early access game, I would say that for less than $5 it's pretty worth it to see what becomes of this game. While the gameplay is rather simple, I had fun playing around with some of the abilities you gain. The puzzles can also range from fun and easy to difficult, but satisfying to solve. I'm excited to see how this game continues to improve and hope to see more in the future.