Rob Pitt writes: Do you ever wake up at night, look at the wall and see a dark, shadowy figure watching you from the corner of the room with the look of death in his eyes? Upon seeing this, you instantly turn on the light and see that it’s the shadow of some tree branches, a novelty iPhone holder and an orange – not so fearsome looking now! If not, do you ever remember performing shadow puppets when you were younger, trying to convince people that your hands look like a talking duck or a dog? Perfect Angle is kind of along the same idea – a bunch of ‘random’ objects which when viewed at a certain angle, or has light cast on them in a certain way, create a completely different image or object. It’s a ‘simple to play but hard to master’ style puzzle game from Ivanovich Games but the question is, is there enough here to keep you entertained? Let’s find out.
P&L: Ivanovich Games reveal Perfect Angle, a game based on optical illusions that's coming to Nintendo Switch on May 3rd.
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surviving mars i‘ll get. nothing else on this list seems to be worth the dime. but it‘s so cool
to have many things to choose from, right? messy and lame console gen continues... ;-)
RPS:
"I have inadvertently stumbled upon the worst gaming story ever written. I’m not exaggerating. Almost no one will notice, because it’s hidden within an obscure indie puzzle game released in Steam’s endless churn, amidst a holiday sale, but it will remain such. Perfect Angle looks like a neat little puzzle about rotating obscure 3D shapes until they align to form objects, but somehow sports the most astonishingly dreadful narrative of all time."
