The game is good
I hope for a sequel but some of the movement is a bit off. The jumping needs a bit of tweaking to make this a bit more solid. Still good as it sits
Reviews for "Invertion"
Pretty okay
I don't see any original concepts here. Every time someone makes a game where you control multiple copies of yourself, people seem to forget the million other games where you do that and think that it's a completely original idea.
Also, the key behind voice acting is talking quickly. I could have fallen asleep during the massive pauses between each..... loooooong..... worrrrrd.
I refuse to mention GLaDOS, wait...
This is a beautifully crafted game that exceeds for many reasons, not least of which is the sound quality. The music was great, and the voice acting very crisp. I like the fact the you bottled Portal, with a twist, into a short, sweet flash game. Also, thank you for deciding to make a sequel, I meant to write a review earlier and have "unrewarding" as a minus, but that seems a bit redundant now that you're making another one. I congratulate you on making a game with so many things working in it's favor. I can't wait for the next one!
Finish the game, read the credits.
It says "A game inspired by Portal". So to those who think this is a complete ripoff of/too similar to Portal, the creator made it with that intention, so back off.
Anyway, it took me a while to beat the game. LIke Portal, it takes a good number of attempts before you get it down the first time, and it takes a lot of ingenuity and brainpower. The concept of splitting was genius, especially with the clones splitting off as well. The voice actor was brilliant, reminiscent of a subtle mix of Jigsaw and the Grady twins from The Shining. There's not much I can complain about or that I have room to complain about (it took me a while to beat, as puzzle games aren't exactly my forte), but overall, this is a beautifully made game, and I'm looking forward to the sequel!
inspired from portal i'm guessing
blue and orange working together...
evil AI...