Release Date: February 14
Platforms: PS4, PC, Switch, Xbox One
Indie games with evocative art-styles and quirky gameplay mechanics seem to be coming out every other week. Unfortunately, most don’t live up to their specific selling point (just look at last month’s Vane).
This one, however, boasts a great concept for a puzzle/platformer as you hold the ability to flip between two different worlds. The layered purpose behind this is to signify the tribulations of a long distance relationship. Consequently, the ganm has the potential to either be a sweetly moving idea or a pretentious one that's been phoned in.
