Fugaz

Маленькая меланхоличная брейния на пару вечеров. Очень достойно реализована карта мира. Неудачный момент, что все головоломки обнуляются через 7 минут и их решение надо каждый раз вводить заново. Также игра визуально и механически напоминает целый спектр игр (Undertale, OneShot, Aquaria, Loom и т.п.) Я всё время ловил себя на мысли, что такой момент или прием уже видел ) Приятно играется, но как-будто не хватает глубины, чтобы дотянуться до других представителей жанра. В целом, хорошая штука. 7/10

an alright lil game. the rough edges are rough, but in a way that gives it a texture making it worth checking out if youre keen on this sort of thing (that being smaller/earlier games)

The poem of remembrance Fugaz is a puzzle game about a person lost deep in thought. The game starts with a blank room with the main character and a passage leading north, where you find the next room with a text inscribed on a sign, which teaches us the first rule of the game: "If you ever feel lost, try exploring another place." You follow the inscription, and in one of the next rooms, you spot an item on a pedestal. The item is a flute, your one and only reliable friend in the game. Later, you solve the first room by playing the written sequence with the flute, and the path to the west unlocks, where you find the first poem and start the game. The rules This is about how the game works. You find the room and don't know how to progress, so you follow the first rule: you move on to other rooms, and the room you were in is recorded on your map with a description of your findings and the "there is more to know" phrase, which doesn't let you just forget about this puzzle. In other rooms, you might be capable of solving the puzzle, which would likely lead to a new rule that helps you solve the puzzle you left before, and that's the game for the most part... Before starting Something I would recommend even before launching the game: since Fugaz is very similar to its metroidbrainia ancestors like Outer WIlds or Blue prince, the game requires you to remember the rules of the game, and an IRL item could help you with this task. The item is The Notebook, which is your one and only reliable friend in real life. My thought I think this is a good metroidbrainia with a simple yet important story. The game works by all of the metroidbrainia rules and creates its own rules too, which is why it feels unique. If you like the metroidbrainia genre and have a couple of hours to spare, I would definitely recommend Fugaz to you. So, if you decide to give it a try, enjoy :)