Stealth Game Perfected
So many games as far back as PS1 & N64 have tried making good stealth levels but few have succeeded. This game seems to have perfected the art. I like the way sound and line of sight are implemented in the game. Controls and viewpoint are in no way awkward like other stealth based games. I'd like to see future games follow this example.
Great Game
Really Really Good Game, great idea and concept,,,, and gets very very hard very very quick, which I kinda like.
Incredibly difficult, highly addictive.
Very good game. I can't really comment on the ending because I'm currently stuck hopelessly on level 25- I do wish that this game had the option to skip levels- but I've very much enjoyed it so far. My personal preference would be for a smaller game screen, as I have to F11 Firefox to see the whole thing, which I personally don't much care for, but YMMV and all that. My only other real critique is that the text can be a bit distracting at times- I love reading it, but it seems like it distracts me from the action. It might be better to have it all at the beginning of a level, with an option to skip it when ready.
It was quite alright.
The game had an interesting concept and soundtrack, I generally liked it, you should make more games like this. Well played sir.
Deceptively difficult puzzle game offers challenge
Shadowess offers a great challenge, and it's worth a play to test your puzzle skills as well as your patience and timing. Levels 25 and 30 require the same and also lots of luck, and level 31 requires painstaking persistence to get right.
The art is very simple but stylish. The mysterious dialog offered in each level and the ambient sounds do well to support the shadowy feel, which fit very well since shadows themselves are the prominent aspect of this game's mechanics. Nicely done.
I got my smile back ... when I beat level 31!