World of One Reviews

The graphics are fine and I enjoy the atmosphere so far, but overall the game leaves a bad taste. The puzzles are kinda dull, the hitbox detection (of your attacks) simply sucks and the controls are clunky as hell. In addition the gameplay feels repetitive, at least I can't recommend this title.

interesting design and while the puzzles and encounters are not a huge challenge, its a a £5 well spent as I enjoyed the story even if the pay off is not particularly original.

I want to reccomend this game, but I encountered a game-breaking glitch in the graveyard area with the guillotines. The game kept crashing everytime i died, but dying is essential for the puzzles here, so I am blocked from completing the game.

When I purchased this, I was in the mood for another Limbo-ish game with nice graphics so figured I'd give this game a chance but ended up not caring for it at all. I primarily quit due to the controls and user interface which I found awkwardly confusing to use. There's not enough feedback to let you know if you're doing something correctly or not. The jumping can be a bit odd with its collision detection handling so often it's not obvious if you should be able to make a jump or not. There's also the "use" button where the character awkwardly acts out hand motions regardless if you're near interactable objects or not so there's some ambiguity when trying to find the right position to do something. They were all subtle criticisms but collectively it just wasn't fun for me.

The concept is great, the art style and music is perfect, visually good for what it is, but... it falls flat after an hour or so, at least for me. I became too frustrated with how picture-perfect you have to be. It stopped being fun and soon became something I was forcing myself through to just complete the game so I can move on, but I eventually quit the game. Maybe if the developers got some help from someone who has made a good game in this genre this could be a much, much better game. The art style and aesthetics are there, the soundtrack is very good. The thing that's missing is good and consistent gameplay, and not to forget the controls; the controls are horrendous. If this game was released 5-10 years ago it would be quite good and would probably be quite popular, but today it doesn't really hold up to the rest of the games in this genre. There's simply just better alternatives out there, I imagine anyone who enjoys this has exhausted all the other options in this genre, or is a person who enjoys this genre very much while also being a very forgiving person. [h1]Curator page[/h1] [i]If you liked this review or otherwise found it helpful in deciding whether or not to buy this game, feel free to follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/29162366/]my Curator page[/url].[/i]

It is a really solid game, with some great puzzles, interesting design and not so good combat. This mini planet level design caught my eyes immediately after I saw the first picture from the game. I think this is a creative design, which adds a unique flavor to the game. The puzzles were great to. Not too hard and not too easy. It just feels rewarding when you figure them out. The only thing I didin't liked in this game was the combat. I don't know why, but it just feels repetitive and sometimes even boring after all.

This game would have been good maybe 10 years ago. But for 2017 its just not enough. The graphics are okay i guess, through the style is not my cup of tea. The level design is repetitive and tedious, the attempt to make this game difficult just made it annoying and frustrating, the controls are clunky, the fighting boring (Attack button, doge button, attack button, doge button) This game has the pace and control of a story driven puzzle game, but the content of a jump and run/fighting game. For games like these I expect some kind of twist, something to make it tasty, something new, a wow effect. Breath-taking design, emotional story, a new gameplay element you haven’t seen before … this game has nothing of those. I feel kind of sorry to give this game a negative review, because I do think someone out there did put some effort in it. And I don’t want to compare this game with -75% AAA title, but rather with other smaller games. Considering the fun I had with games for the same price, games that either went a completely new way, or were just so incredibly well made this one is just dull. It is lacking the heart that I expect in such games. I am still planning to finish it, as I do expect a cool ending, but honestly, its just not fun. I am finishing it for the sake of finishing it. Should the devs ever make a new game in my opinion they should focus on making their game more of an experience. Make all the little parts work together nicely, so that you have something to dive into. I know that might not be the best explanation, and from other reviews it does seem like some people are enjoying it, but even though this game seemed to made for me, it’s just not enjoyable.

Loved the ambience, the art, finely done. Took my time to see that when the 4 moons pass over you, you can jump much higher, and farther, (he says I feel lighter once). If you think something doesn't work right, probably you aren't seeing/doing what you have to. Bought it on sale, after waiting for it a long time, and I was lucky to get it.

Artistically it reminds me of limbo and also i like games with mysterious background. The puzzles are mostly straight forward not to hard to solve but also not to easy. I like that game very much and honestly i am every time exited what comes next. I love to record some Vids frome the game. Here is the first part of WORLD OF ONE: https://youtu.be/vKbC1c4LWDk

Great asthetic and beautiful visuals, but it's another one of those gotta-hit-the-exact-pixel kind of games. I really wanted to like this, but when I got about halfway through I realized that I was forcing myself to keep playing, so I quit and went outside.