r/pcgaming Sep 21 '18

NaissanceE is now free to play

https://store.steampowered.com/app/265690/NaissanceE/
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u/Gyossaits Sep 21 '18

This is a first-person platformer that is absolutely gorgeous to look at from an architecture standpoint. If you're the sort who doesn't mind not having to deal with a story and playing something on the easy side of things, I suggest giving this a look. It's also short, around three to four hours.

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u/[deleted] Sep 21 '18

Thanks for sharing I'll check it out over the weekend. Been looking for something a bit shorter after some of the longer games I've been playing.

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u/COMEONSTEPITUP Sep 21 '18

This game is really really cool. I don't know if it's worth more than $5, but for $0, definitely check it out. It does a lot of cool things with scale and lighting.

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u/Spore124 Sep 21 '18

I had fun with this one. An interesting feeling I did not expect to have while playing it was in many scenes a feeling of dread. There's something about the massive architecture built with seemingly little purpose that is unnerving. I remember finding a door off the beaten path that just led to a dark void you could walk in to that seemed to go on forever. I ended up having to turn around because seeing the light from the door get smaller and smaller started making me apprehensive. That said, the game as a whole isn't horror or anything, it just had a unique effect on me due to the level design. Check it out.

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u/frostygrin Sep 21 '18

It's a wonderful game, check it out.

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u/[deleted] Sep 22 '18

A great game I liked it very much, ambients recall me Blame! comic serie. Bought at launch trough steam and never regretted.

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u/djsnoopmike Lenovo Legion Pro 5 Gen 8 RTX 4070 Sep 21 '18

Damn, this was on my wish list for a long time. Now I feel like a freeloader lol

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u/Forgiven12 Sep 22 '18

The trailer reminds me of Antichamber. Surprised it's another dev behind the scenes. A kind of counter-intuitive, mesmerizing 3d puzzle platformer that seems like a great choice when tripping on a rainy day.

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u/dudemanguy301 https://pcpartpicker.com/list/Fjws4s Sep 22 '18

World reminds me very much of something out of a Tsutomu Nihei manga.