Trent from Zero1Gaming takes a look at One Upon Light, a game where he nurses the most scientific of hangovers.
What would happen if you went into the light? No worries, Vince did, and he is here to stay! Read on, and see what's so bright about One Upon Light!
NGB Wrote: "Whilst One Upon Light is a good puzzle game, it really can frustrate you at the best of times. It will entertain, but that entertainment will only last for a few hours at most. Whether you will find the will to go back remains to be seen. What really disappointed me was the lack of music in the game, which I mentioned earlier in my review. If there is a sequel, I urge the developers to reach and out and innovate a bit more in order to add to the enjoyment and overall experience. Whilst the developers have done a good job with the unique visuals and there is enjoyment to had, One Upon Light disappointed me overall."
MNJ:
One Upon Light, this is my love letter to you. In the short time we had together, I just wanted to tell you how much fun I had with your puzzles. It all started with me waking up in a rundown and dilapidated facility, with my character being visibly being hurt by bright light. Your black and white visuals were a brilliant choice in a game where avoiding light is your primary objective, which made visualizing the obstacles easy. Your wonderfully simplistic controls feature only two keys, so it was always easy to figure out which of your buttons to push. Sure, figuring out how to get around your obstacles were sometimes tough, but you never made me feel stupid or that you were making it too easy. One Upon Light, you may have a horrible name, but I could tell from the beginning that you and I were going to have a fun time- so why did my night end in tears?
