Fumiko! Reviews

As AI becomes more and more of a permanent fixture of everyday life, it will become critical to have material from before its meteoric effect on the world around us as a means of grounding us in what our fears and hopes were for the future. From Sylvius Fischer, Fumiko is a love story, turned horror story, about an artificial intelligence developed for uncertain reasons and the denizens of the I.M. - human consciousness uploaded to a digital realm and the forces that are gradually driving it to tragedy. Mechanically, Fumiko offers the greatest freedom of movement I've ever seen in a game like this - running and jumping gives way to double jumping, gives way to quadruple jumping, giving way to endless running and jumping which is necessary to navigate the worlds you find yourself in. Visually, the game is remarkably gorgeous especially considering the audicious use of default cubes as architecture, because everything is designed to fit in seamlessly with the extreme digital environment. The story is a truly prescient one and it unravels beautifully. Check this one out!

[h1] [b] Помогите! [/b] [/h1] [spoiler] [b] [i] Меня преследуют картинки с надписями и какой-то женщиной! [/i] [/b] [/spoiler]

It's trippy, and I absolutely love it. If you're looking for a casual game with a unique story, this one is a great pick. The abstract art style, chill synth music, and exaggerated jumps create a dreamlike environment that really pulls you in. It's exactly what I was hoping to find on Steam. Highly recommended if you want a relaxing, visually interesting experience!