A first-person puzzle game. Simply walk to the door. Features - 30 Unique levels from easy to very hard. - Switch camera to get a better view of the puzzle. - Create your own check point, anywhere.
Very Positive
399 Steam reviews
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極少數會讓我暈的遊戲，玩久了感覺很無聊
[h3] Welcome to [strike] Disoriented [/strike] [/h3]
[h3] AKA [b] Frustrated [/b] [/h3]
[b] BUT [/b] the game was satisfying to complete, the fulfilment of joy when you manage to crack the puzzle.
[h3] Minus/complain: [/h3]
1. Pressing tab should give you free roam instead of being limited to where the player are currently located.
2. No jumping, but its probably intended that way because its going to be game breaking if jumping are allowed.
[h3] Score: [/h3]
Puzzle: 8/10 from a total of 30 level.
Disoriented: 9/10 (on level 23+).
Price: 10/10 [b] grab the game while on sale! [/b]
Gameplay: 100% completion around 2-5 hours, 6 easy achievements, I didn't found any bug, no error or crash, any low-end computer should be able to run the game without problem.
Replayability: 7/10 try speedrunning the game.
Overall: 7/10 its a proper indie game.
Nice and Short Puzzle Game.
The title very much describes this game, especially as it's in first person view. lol
It's cheap, especially when on sale. The game runs pretty well also.
Overall, I'd recommend it if you like puzzle games similar to Monument Valley.
this game is amazing but insanely underrated
Enquanto eu jogava senti como se fosse um precedente ao Manifold Garden, pela questão de ter puzzles que envolvem a questão de perspectiva e manipulação da gravidade, a aplicação dessa ideia foi feita de forma bem simples, mas vale o preço. É um jogo curto e te apresenta uma visão de jogos de puzzle diferente das apresentadas até então, o grande espaço em branco ajuda muito pra te fazer sentir realmente desorientado.
아.. 진짜 너무 어렵다...
👍
overall good.
can recommend it.
Disoriented is a very decent puzzle game for the price. It's a very simple game in concept but it shows a good amount of depth as you play it. The game is all about making your way through abstract spaces where gravity changes as you walk along ramps, with other mechanics such as rotating map pieces and teleporters adding extra complexity in later levels.
While the visuals are almost completely composed of minimalist whites and greys, Disoriented is fairly pleasing to look at, the thick outlines and soft shading really complemented the game's peaceful atmosphere and soundtrack. All of the sounds in the game are pleasantly soothing as well. Many indie games that take on a "minimalist" style feel like a collection of built-in assets put together in engine in a few hours, but this is far from the case with Disoriented.
The game is fairly short, only offering 30 levels, but your playtime will vary depending on how quickly you adjust to the constant shifts in gravity and perspective. I had a fairly easy time with the game, as I've played a lot of other games featuring gravity mechanics before, but the game still offered me plenty of challenges that changed the way I thought about the game over time. It took me just under 5 hours to fully complete the game.
As stated before, this game heavily relies on shifts in gravity and perspective, if you get motion sickness easily then you might find this game quite difficult to get through. I suspect this is why the first dozen levels are so simple - they're there to warm you up to these confusing spaces before hitting you with anything too demanding.
At about the mid-point of the game, the difficulty of the puzzles starts to ramp up, and you can hit a brick wall here if you got too used to the leisurely pace of the start of the game. There are some really fun and fair puzzles from this point onward though, so if you can manage to keep your head from spinning, there's a lot of great "aha!" moments waiting for you. Strangely enough, the last few levels did seem slightly easier to me than what had come before, with the standout mechanic of the hardest levels being oddly absent.
Unfortunately, the game doesn't really have a ending, or story at all for that matter. You get 30 levels, that's it. Once you're done, it spits you out to the main menu without even a credits scene. There is a kind of "collectable" in the game where you can plant little trees throughout the levels, but they have no impact on anything other than achievements.
Overall, Disoriented is a nice little experience for the price. I really enjoyed booting it up and playing a level or two as a little brain exercise in the morning. Every puzzle felt fair and the peaceful atmosphere and visuals meant that I never felt uncomfortable playing the game even when constantly flipping upside-down and falling backwards. I really recommend giving this odd little game a go.
I’m really bad at this game. It took me 11 hours to finish all 30 levels. I become disoriented all the time. The developers could not have chosen a better name for this game.
The first eleven levels are easy and from then on it becomes quite hard. There are some weird jumps (leaps of faith) you have to perform to be able to finish some levels.
Still, I’m glad I finished all levels. I had fun doing so. Now I can recommend other puzzle fanatics to play this minimalistic first person puzzle game.
"Simply walk to the door." This game taunts you from the beginning, full well knowing it is anything but simple.
I originally started this game in 2019, and I quickly figured out that this wasn’t going to be something I was going to be able to sit and complete in a few play sessions. On and off, starting and restarting, it took me until 2025 to complete it. Due to this, I think it’s worth you considering what kind of game this might be for you.
For me, it became a side-game that I would keep coming back to bit by bit. Back then, I gave it a go but it wasn’t whole-hearted. I enjoyed puzzle games, but I enjoyed satisfying puzzle games. I wanted to play something for a while and be done. Challenge was never really something that interested me, so I didn’t try all that hard. This game starts easy and fairly quickly ramps up to the mind-bending. I must have gotten bored, had a long break and reinstalled the game at least 2 or 3 times before I reinstalled it in 2025.
I used to find this game daunting, and a bit boring as there is not much in this game to keep you engaged other than your own will. There is no story, there is no specified route, you’re just thrown into a level and you need to figure out how to get to the door. Because I myself have had such differing feelings about this game over the years, I don’t think this game will be for everyone. If you enjoy picking apart complicated puzzles, you invite a challenge, and think the sheer disorientation of navigating a confusing space is enough to keep you engaged, I think you’ll enjoy this game.
If you enjoy more engaging or relaxing puzzles, or you prefer something story-led and don’t have the mental energy or inclination to think [i]that[/i] hard about getting to a pointless door, I wouldn’t be confident that you would enjoy this.
I’m not sure what changed, but I was more determined this time and decided I would only focus on one puzzle at a time. One puzzle a day was my aim. My first sit down with it, I figured I’d get as far as I could until I got stuck then change to the one-a-day goal. It didn’t take me long to get back to the point I got to years ago, and I definitely found this game way more satisfying treating it as a daily brain-teaser. One reason for this, I think, may be because these puzzles really are mind-bending, completing one and ending the day on the high-note of success made me far more likely to keep going than completing 1, tiring my brain out and then getting stuck on the next one and having to give up and come back.
At one point, I was very unsure if I was smart enough for this game. I booted it up, loaded my daily puzzle and it was absolutely frying my brain. I was on about level 15 of 30 I think. I thought to myself, I’ve played a lot of puzzle games, but my god, I think I'm just too dumb for this? I finally completed it, and thought, if that was level 15 I think I'm screwed.
Well, turns out the touchscreen on the Steam Deck when I was on the level select is a little janky because I worked my brain overtime to complete that puzzle only to find that it had somehow selected the last and most difficult level. The [i]actual[/i] level 15 was much simpler. I thought, there [i]is[/i] hope for me yet.
It took some minor re-mapping on the Steam Deck, and I of course learnt not to use the touch screen during level select, but apart from that it ran completely fine.
The puzzles overall were satisfying to complete, and I imagine it’s the kind of thing that some people will be better at naturally than others. Because you can scale the walls, there is no true up or down, you’re twisting and turning in the space. I personally found it hard to think about each map in its 3 dimensional form. I found that it was easier to map out the routes of how to get here and there in my head as if it was a flat 2D plane. I’m not sure this makes any sense, it likely doesn’t, but I found it interesting the way I was trying to memorise the levels.
Because it was so easy for me to lose track of where I was, I found that I quickly started to strategize about each level in terms of where I thought I was supposed to go in each level as a linear progression. For example, if you have a map with many ways to go, many levers to push, it soon became less about trying to remember how to get where, but from the start, where does the level intend for me to go first? Then you start to see, well they definitely want me to go to this switch first, as that moves this section, so from here, where do they intend for me to reach next? I found this strategy extremely helpful in figuring out how to actually get to the end of each level.
Overall, looking back on it now I enjoyed the process I went through with this game. It’s probably made me a little more competent and resilient towards these kinds of puzzles. It was a personal challenge for me, and I'm glad I finally managed to complete it. If they came out with a second one though, would I bother? That’s a good question, and I’m honestly not sure of what the answer is.
[quote][b]Achievements:[/b] Included
Easy to 100% if you can complete every level. [/quote]
[quote]For more reviews of this genre, check out my curator page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45518898-The-Best-First-Person-Puzzle-Games/] The Best: First-Person Puzzle Games[/url][/quote]
jogo de puzzle que fica tranquilho conforme voce vai entendendo o jogo, legalzinho ate
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Boring, annoying, hard to play, uninteresting.
[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45346629-Fun-Minimal-Retro-Stylized-games/] Minimal / Retro Curator review: 2/10[/url] This is a maze without walls, where you traverse floating walkways in the sky. The concept is good. Gravity is wherever your feet touch, with curved surfaces that allow you to change which way is up. Plus there are switches that rotate segments of the pathways and buttons that turn on and off segments. Unfortunately the levels are pretty disappointing.
They went with extreme minimalism with their visual design, and while this can be done well, it isn’t here. It is often difficult to tell which way is up, and there are zero cues to tell you which walkways will be manipulated by the various switches and buttons. In the end the solution is almost always encountered by mistake and not by careful planning or by understanding the layout of the level. Also, too many levels are solved with the simple rule that if you see a thing, interact with it. Whether the levels are too easy, or too obtuse the end result is the same: solving them never makes you feel clever, just relieved to be done.
At this point it’s already clearly a niche game, but it gets worse: the controls are not very good either. It’s way too easy to fall off of the platforms because movement is too twitchy, and there is no controller support; you must play with keyboard and mouse.
If you’re still on the fence, let me suggest a different game: Attempt 42. While it is also filled with many questionable design choices and some definite flaws, it is actually an enjoyable implementation of the idea that you rotate gravity by walking on curved surfaces. And if you choose to think of its bugs as features that you can manipulate in order to make the levels easier to solve it’s actually a blast to play, in distinct contrast to this game.
TLDR; echochrome (2008) + Prey (2006) + Tetris (kinda)
I bought this Unity engine based game on Christmas day of 2018. It was less than a buck, so money well worth it! What I didn't expect was it'd take me 7 years to finish it. Now just like tossing a lit match into a Gym building (the amount of flammable class 3 deodorant that whiffs out the front door from meters away is just astounding), I just so happened to start up a few more puzzle games that I've been unable to finish since then. *looks at The Swapper and shivers*
Granted I left it alone for years. But the last game that similarly took me that long was The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening on the original Game Boy. Disoriented has 30 levels. 3 of which I found quite difficult. So I used the same tactic, [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8h5Owjxomg]I took a break[/url]...
I've said this many times before, but I highly encourage people not to look up a walkthrough, especially on YouTube nowadays. It's not really cheating but it'd defeat the point of playing imho. If you can't pass a game, then you just can't pass it. No different to a Rubik's Cube you can't solve. If you decide to look online to see if there's an easy algorithm to solve it, does that mean you solved the Rubik's Cube by yourself?
The only exception is if there are obvious bugs. Some games do have level breaking bugs! But Disoriented is so minimalistic, you'll know if something is not quite right. Personally I didn't have any bugs. Most of the time you're walking from point A to B. Nothing fancy. In fact I can guarantee you, overthinking is what can land you in trouble.
When Prey came out in 2006, it was like Vodou magic. People would walk through portals to different areas, up gravity ramps, see levels tile away and tile back in. Unfortunately it was a bit of a niche. Even today I'm still not entirely sure how they did the gravity ramp. If I had to take a guess, I'd say it's some kind of 3D volume created within the default map that purposely had different gravity applied to it. But even then the transitions were really smooth on each bend. You can refer to my [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49k-96WG2M0&t=110s]video here[/url] to see some of this mind-bending action!
Now I'm only speculating here, but I don't think that's what Disoriented did. Would be nice if someone could confirm this. But I reckon when you move onto a ramp, what's actually happening is the entire map is rotating around the player position. Which gives the illusion of orientation-based gravity. Either that or the camera on the player object changes along with the direction of gravity, which I think would be harder to program. To back this up, I believe the echochrome (2008) level design (basically a white background) would make this harder to see, along with the fact there aren't any enemy entities or loose objects.
Lastly, if you're falling through levels in any video game, it usually means your CPU decided to skip a beat when calculating collisions. Something that could get tricky with rotating (I assume) levels. Nevertheless, to reduce the risk of that you simply need to upgrade to a more powerful CPU. But of course as newer games become more complex, this will be an ongoing factor.
Overall just a fair game, but severely underrated.
mantığını kavrayana akdar saçma gelebilir sonra çok seveceksiniz, 1. şahıs gözden gayet keyifli bir bulmaca oyunu kalem çizimleri ve sadelik kısmına bayıldım gereksiz hiçbirşey yok oyunda
The game is fine. It's exactly what it looks like. My problem is that the maximum mouse sensitivity is nowhere near as high as I want it to be and it makes the game quite inconvenient to play.
7/10
The last 10 levels (out of 30) were too much
The puzzles are fun and having to change gravity with the gimmicks is entertaining The game is short but the price is low so yeah, It's a good buy
A fun and fairly short puzzle game that does a decent job of introducing and building upon its gameplay mechanics. The difficulty progression feels smooth, as the first time you encounter a mechanic, it’s not too hard to figure out how to use it correctly.
The gameplay features a few core mechanics:
- Walking up curves changes which direction is down.
- Switches that piece together parts of the level.
- Toggle switches to change between night and day, affecting platforms that appear or disappear.
- Teleporters for navigating puzzles.
The levels do a good job of combining these mechanics in interesting and creative ways, making it an engaging experience throughout.
3.5/5
Cool puzzle formula, fun to navigate through the levels.
Disoriented. thx/
There is no door.
En vrai c'est bien et rarement cher donc c'est coolos
รีวิว Disoriented
เกม puzzle ที่ไม่เป็นมิตรกับคนกลัวความสูง ซึ่งหน้าที่ของเรานั้นง่ายมาก ก็แค่ฝ่าเส้นทางแคบๆเสียวตกไปเรื่อยๆจนถึงเส้นชัยที่เป็นประตูก็ผ่านด่านได้แล้ว เพียงแต่มันไม่ง่ายขนาดนั้นน่ะสิ เพราะตลอด 30 ด่าน เราจะต้องฝ่าทางเดินลวงตา ค่อยๆหมุนสวิตซ์เพื่อให้ทางเชื่อมกัน และอาศัยทริกปวดกบาล โดยการดิ่งพสุธาเพื่อหาทางไปต่อ โคตรยากมากๆ โดยเฉพาะด่านหลังๆ ที่ถึงกับขั้นต้องลองผิดลองถูกไปชั่วกัปชั่วกัลป์ ใครเป็นแฟนเกม Portal กับ Antichamber อยู่แล้ว ก็คิดว่าน่าจะชอบ แต่ถ้าไม่ใช่ โปรดจงเก็บตังค์ไว้ซื้อเกมอื่นเถอะ
The constant flipping of axes makes me feel sick after ~4-5mins of play. I was too late to request a refund so, being the fool that I am, I play in small doses to minimise the effect rather than just delete it. If you get motion sickness easily, I would avoid this like the plague. No other 3D game has caused me to feel sick before and this does so very, very fast.
[h1]Disoriented - Kaos ve Bilinmezin Karanlık Dünyası[/h1]
[h2]Gizemli ve Kafa Karıştırıcı Bir Deneyim[/h2]
*Disoriented*, ismiyle uyumlu bir şekilde oyunculara yön duygusunu kaybettiren, kafa karıştırıcı bir bulmaca oyunudur. Bu oyun, alışılmadık bir perspektifte ve labirent benzeri seviyelerde geçer, oyuncuların düşünce tarzını zorlayarak gerçeklik algısıyla oynar.
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[h2]Oynanış ve Zorluklar[/h2]
Oyuncular, sürekli değişen yerçekimi ve dönüşen ortamlarla mücadele ederken, çıkış yolunu bulmak için dikkatli stratejiler geliştirmelidir. Oyunun her seviyesi, farklı bir meydan okuma sunarak oyuncuların yaratıcılığını ve problem çözme becerilerini test eder.
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[*]Alışılmadık perspektif ve yerçekimi mekaniği
[*]Zorlu bulmacalar ve karmaşık seviyeler
[*]Psikolojik bir meydan okuma sunan atmosfer
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[h2]Sonuç - Zihninizi Zorlamaya Hazır mısınız?[/h2]
*Disoriented*, klasik bulmaca oyunlarından sıkılan ve daha fazlasını arayan oyuncular için ideal bir seçenek. Zihinsel bir meydan okuma arıyorsanız, bu oyunun sizi nasıl şaşırtacağını keşfedin ve bilinmezin derinliklerine doğru bir yolculuğa çıkın!
Disoriented, against my expectations, turned out to be a minor masterpiece. A platformer that plays on a fear of heights (combined with dizziness), that at times requires very careful jumping, and constantly shifts gravity such that pretty much any surface you see will become important at some point. It's also a tricky puzzler, with elements such as switches that rotate given surfaces to help lead you elsewhere, buttons that change the environment from light to dark to reveal hidden parts and delete other ones, twisting surfaces that take you to unexpected places, and teleporters that take you to the other end of the map.
The difficulty in the game lies with keeping track of which areas each button changes, and making sure you do them all in the right order (getting the teleporters facing the right way at the right time is a particular challenge). The only objective in each level is to get through a portal or door at the end, but in several levels you will of course have to ensure the portal is rotated the right way, and that you yourself are oriented such that you can walk through it (on one occasion, I solved a puzzle in a different way by falling through the door rather than walking through). To help you, you can assign a key to change the camera in order to view the map from afar, seeing more elements than you would do from first-person, but the game cleverly doesn't let you see all of the level from any one position, so the challenge is always there.
The game, with its gravity mechanic, might remind you of other games such as Manifold Garden, although in this one, if you fall off the map you are just taken back to where you quicksaved. Be careful, if you do the elements wrongly you may end up in a dead end with no way back to where you need to be, so you'll need to restart the level. Some levels took me just a minute, others took me up to half an hour: the difficulty curve is unpredictable on your first playthrough.
Given its price, Disoriented is well worth a look and carves its own niche in the puzzle games category. If you're scared of heights, be thankful it's just a videogame! If you don't like platformers, this may not be for you, but puzzle fans will enjoy the concept, solid execution and worthy challenge.
is disorienting mang.
I'm dizzy. Its short, good. But I hate it. Lol bye forever
[h1]Rating:5/10[/h1]
[b]Completion difficulty:1/10[/b]
It's a short game about switching gravity. Simple, without any frills. If you really think you'll like it, you should buy it, but if you're just lukewarm on it you may want to pass and find another puzzle game to enjoy.
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신선합니다
Well, it does live up to its name.
One of the big problems is that falling off the level is very easy because of disorientation, and that means a reset to the start of the level, and most levels take a fair amount of walking around to execute the solution even after you figure it out.
Disoriented is, as the name suggests, quite disorienting. The puzzles range from pleasantly challenging to mind-bendingly complex. The graphics are simplistic, yet the game pulls off its style remarkably well. The white cubed environment set against a white background, highlighted by a kind of "toon shader," looks fantastic. Small touches like water pools, trees, and portals enhance the overall beauty.
The game provides a solid 4 hours of engaging gameplay. Admittedly, I had to look up a solution or two online—does that revoke my gamer card? Despite that, Disoriented offers a satisfying and visually appealing puzzle experience. If you enjoy getting lost in thought and occasionally the game itself, this one’s for you.
The game in itself has a good learning curve. In the end, puzzles are hard, but always feasible if you familiarise yourself enough with the environment. A neat game and the difficulty builds nicely. I tend to wander and guess my way through puzzle games. To go through the whole game 4 hours max, but I mean it's a solid game.
3D 멀미가 발병하는 게임
Starts out quite enjoyable, but quickly grows far too complex to be fun.
You'll quickly become quite disoriented, as the game's name promises, but is that a good thing?
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游戏是可以的，差评只是强调中文，无中可玩。chinese need. 游戏主打迷宫+视觉错位玩法，内容很少，如果继续更新就是宝藏游戏了。1.5内强烈推荐入库。
特有规则或键位备忘：wasd移动方向，鼠标视角方向，shift奔跑，tab查看模式，鼠标左右键浇花如有，c任意存档及死后在该存档点复活。
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创意：***
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难度：***
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不足，bug，建议等：we need Sup dpad. 需要手柄支持。关卡的是否浇花在关卡选择界面就应当可查看，而不是进去后跑地图查看。we need story mode, new level. 我们需要新的关卡更新，故事模式。
202309，fanatical，steam，steam掉卡抵扣，indie gala，daily indie game，t a o宝，支付宝红包，hxxxx，杉果，它处自定义包入的本体约9元。爱人如己，目前就这，看以后追评。有中文的游戏请耐心自研体验乐趣，攻略指南尽量不用。不建议使用外挂，插件，作弊之类的，游戏都要这样搞，那现实里那更是如此了。兄弟萌，强烈建议不要第三方平台的小店买y u额，通过饰品等挂steam市场转的，高概率red信乃至封号，且行且珍惜。
a short but mindbending experience.
The solutions were satisfying and never felt too obscure, though the game gave its name a run for its money. At times I really got dizzy playing what boils down to navigating an M.C. Escher painting.
Would recommend
A very interesting little puzzle game, the first few levels broach subjects in a very easy to understand way, and the position of interactables focuses the player on where they should be looking to learn. Overall highly recommended, as though it doesn't stick around for a long time it does get challenging enough and has enough polish for me to give it two thumbs up
Disoriented is a 3D minimalist/low poly/wireframe platformer with the old M.C. Escher shtick going on. Walking along a curved surface will change your 3D orientation, but walking off a sharp edge will make you fall. "Water" some "plants" and get to the exit... it's very shallow, basically just a pathing puzzle game.
One important note is that even though this is an amateur project, it does seem to be sincerely and genuinely made. I couldn't find any flipped assets, plagiarism or any other kind of insincere actions from the developer, but unfortunately genuine intentions alone are not enough to produce a brilliant PC gaming experience.
From a technical perspective, the game doesn't meet basic minimum requirements that most PC gamers expect as standard.
There's no option to change the resolution and no useful graphics tweaks. There's no way to ensure this is running at the native resolution of your display. There's no guarantee this game will look right on any PC as a result of this hamfisted design decision.
The game features lazy minimalist/untextured low-polygon "retro" assets and visuals, making this look like a barely functional 3D game from the early 1990s. The lack of textures is a method that lazy devs often use to disguise their lack of talent/interest in doing the graphics properly and trying to disguise it under the name of "art", or "We made it look bad on purpose", which really isn't something gamers should have to put up with. It's unclear why the developers weren't willing to arrange high quality, high polygon count contemporary assets and high resolution textures for the game. It looks bad as a result of their decisions, and that's just another reason to avoid it.
These technical defects push this game below acceptable standards for any modern PC game.
Disoriented didn't appeal much to the people who own a copy of the game, either. It has achievements, and they show us a very clear picture that the game didn't really capture any interest from gamers. The most commonly and easily attained achievement is for touching 15 of the "plant" objects throughout the first couple of levels, trivial to get, but less than 28 percent of players bothered to get that far before uninstalling the game. Hardly a success story, gamers just weren't all that interested in the game.
Reviewing SteamDB to check how popular this game was with players reveals a surprise... there's a very healthy spike in player counts for the game. But this only happened once, around the same time that trading cards were applied to the game... so this is just card idlers getting their cards and moving on. A closer look at the numbers shows the game just has a couple of players every week running up the game and idling it for cards, then deleting it. We must ask how it benefits gamers for there to be so many games like this, with no merit as a serious game, that only generate sales from people idling and selling the trading cards.
Disoriented is relatively cheap at $3 USD, but it's not worth it. Given the defects and quality issues with the game, coupled with the unrealistic price, this is impossible to recommend. This is also competing with over 9,000 free games available on Steam, many of them far better than this paid product.
[h1][b]Disoriented[/b][/h1]
A velha ideia boa e péssima execução.
Disoriented é um jogo puzzle com 30 níveis aonde tudo que você tem que fazer é caminhar até a porta.
Os níveis possuem diversos cubos e para chegar ao final do nível você consegue caminhar por todas as superfícies do cubo como as laterais, a superfície de cima e a superfície de baixo, você consegue girar os cubos, consegue “acender” e “apagar” o céu fazendo assim com que alguns cubos apareçam ou desapareçam.
O jogo tem todos os elementos de puzzle para se criar um jogo bem interessante e divertido, no entanto falta algo, quando você completa um nível não tem aquela satisfação de ter resolvido um puzzle, o jogo todo consegue ser bem entediante e senti que foi mais um trabalho resolver os níveis do que foi satisfatório. Além do que é difícil de manter o controle dos níveis, é tudo muito parecido e você acaba se perdendo sem saber qual botão apertou por qual caminho andou ou por onde prosseguir.
[b]Nota: [u]5/10[/u][/b]
I am 32 years old.
My ex-wife and I have a daughter together, and we adopted our son together. Both are now 4 years old.
When we were going through our separation, I felt lost and unhappy. I was self-destructive. One day, I was so angry with everything spiraling out of control that I punched a concrete wall in a moment of overwhelming emotion. This resulted in breaking my fifth metacarpal in my right hand—the hand I worked with, played games with, and used to carry my children to bed—the hand I desperately needed to ensure I could continue providing.
Upon learning the severity of the self-inflicted damage, I became almost suicidal. Keep in mind that just a few months before this, I was the happiest man, with no history of depression or anxiety. I had never experienced anger outbursts, nor was I the type to break down and cry, but I was in a tough situation that truly prevented me from seeing the light on the other side.
With nothing better to do, I looked for a game I could play WITH ONE HAND while recovering. Somehow, I stumbled upon this game and read some of the comments. I decided it was worth a try... I must admit I didn't beat the game, nor did I play as much as some of you. In fact, I may have played this game for only a day or two. That being said, after doing so, I had a new joy and hope for life. I managed to leave behind the pain and suffering that had been thrust upon me. I could experience the joy and happiness of other people. I relaxed for 5 ♥♥♥♥ minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.
After realizing this, I turned off the game and went back to work. My hand hurt a lot, but I was motivated. I stopped feeling so sorry for myself and became the father I needed to be at that moment, not the weak boy I was behaving like.
Today, I am close friends with the mother of my children. We don't fight, argue, or say hurtful things to each other. We are parents and friends.
Now I have 3 children. My third child is, wait, ALSO 4 YEARS OLD. The woman I am with was going through a very similar situation at the time of my separation, and we just unexpectedly stumbled into each other's lives. We have been dating for a year and are very happy together.
Moral of the story: you never know what life has in store for you, and if I had given up when all odds were against me, I wouldn't be where I am today. This silly little game helped me realize that.
Thank you.
conceito legal, má execução.
Um bom jogo de quebra-cabeça lhe dará todas as peças que você precisa para completá-lo, mas não lhe dirá como os mecanismos se combinam. Quando você descobre a resposta, você sente que realizou algo. Eu não senti isso nesse jogo em momento nenhum. Me peguei vagando e tentando entender o ambiente, girando manivelas e apertando botões até que finalmente encontrei meu caminho para a saída.
Me senti desorientado (bom, é o titulo do jogo).
Há botões que ativamam coisas que nem estão no seu campo de visão, tornando ainda mais difícil saber o que o jogo espera de você.
Ενα παιχνιδι απο την BrickCream καθαρα αποπροσανατολισμου το οποιο παιζει με το μυαλο του παικτη κυριολεκτικα μιας και μετα απο 20-30 λεπτα μπορεις να αισθανθεις δυσφορια και ζαλαδα με την διαρρυθμιση που εχουν καποια levels.
Αποτελειται απο 30 levels το καθενα ξεχωριστο και η δυσκολια ανεβαινει εκθετικα με τα πρωτα να ειναι αρκετα ευκολα μαθαινοντας τον χειρισμο και καποια μετεπειτα να προσθετουν νεα κολπα οπως πυλες και κουμπακια τα οποια εξαφανιζουν/εμφανιζουν διαδρομους μετα στο level. Oσο πλησιαζουμε στο τελος καποια μπορουν να γινουν αρκετα mind blowing και χανεται η μπαλα μερικες φορες θελει αρκετο ελεγχο μεσο της καμερας ωστε να δεις τι και πως και κυριως που θα πρεπει να πας ωστε να βρεις το δρομο για την πορτα. Δεν ειναι ευκολο αντιθετως θελει υπομονη και επιμονη και προσοχη στο παραμικρο αλλιως ανετα πεφτουμε σε λουπα μη ξεροντας τι πρεπει να κανουμε οποτε ναι ειναι παιχνιδι για δυνατους λυτες που ειναι μαθημενοι σε τετοιου ειδους παιχνιδια.
Προσωπικα αν και σε καποια σημεια με εφτασε στα ορια οντας και ζαλισμενος μετα απο αρκετη ωρα ηταν μια τιμια και εξυπνη εμπειρια αποπροσανατολισμου 7 ωρων για το 100% στα παντα που μπορει να μην εχει τα γραφικα η καποια ιστορια αλλα για αυτο που προσφερει ειναι μια πολυ καλη δουλεια που προτεινω ευκολα μονο σε δυνατους λυτες τετοιων παιχνιδιων. 6.5/10
нет
as alavancas me lembram caixas de gema do spyro 1
第一人称纪念碑谷，但是信仰之跃。
后期的关卡为了难去复杂，打着很坐牢，感觉像是堆砌不华丽的辞藻。
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A good concept executed well for the namesake - but perils in comparison to mightier machinations.
The balance of a good puzzle game rests in the shadows of the player's own mind - where the solutions are clear and obvious, but lingering just outside of the initial perceptions of fresh eyes.
Good puzzle games are obscure and cryptic to initially baffle players - but reveal their secrets once they have digested the puzzle elements and put them together.
Puzzle games, good ones, feel somewhat challenging and give a rewarding levity upon completion - something this game lacks.
I've played for under an hour, but I already feel that I'm done with the title - take this as you will.
While conceptually intriguing, the product is barebones and callow.
Puzzles will either play themselves out to the point of feeling like a breeze; not being a challenge more than a walking simulator.
OR - they are so needlessly convoluted and abstract that solving them gives no sense of joy or accomplishment, just a bitter sense that your time was squandered.
The price is very good, and if you like listening to podcasts - this is a nice way to engage your coil while you have something playing in the background.
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TL;DR
4.5/10
Disoriented is a Serviceable game.
It throws you for a loop every now again, but in spite of its twists and turns - it fails to shake up your foundation in any meaningful way, and is a better fit for the garbage bin of your memory.
Me:
-Plays Disoriented
-Turns right
-Rotates a few blocks
-Falls of the map
-Wait I just landed on a surface
-I could move that direction?!?!
Now I'm disoriented.
A minimalist game with very maze-like puzzles. It's okay. I suppose it was worth the 99 cents I paid for it.
The only problem I have with it is that the only way to tell what switches do is by activating them, meaning you have to rely on memory (or brute force). The same goes for where the button platforms appear.
Difficulty : 1.5/5 (Easy)
Global : 1.5/5 (Decent)
A simple but confusing game.
Very good but makes my head hurt after more than like 20 minutes at a time
Sleek aesthetics and exceptionally spatially interesting puzzles
4 (+ 1 for indie) / 5
Definitely made me feel disoriented, but not in a good way.
Disoriented is a wacky puzzle game. Where up and down do not remain up and down as you rotate the world around.
The game plays in first person mode, and as such you can't easily see the whole map and you only see it from your own perspective. Using stairs rotates the world and after a bit it will be, as the name suggests, quite disorientating.
The game only has a few mechanice; walking, stairs (rotates the map), doorknops (rotates a small piece of the map). switches (adds/remove a small part on the map) and plants (you can water them for an achievment, they don't seem to do anything besides that). And as such the game is easy to learn, but as the levels progress, hard to master.
The game is quite fun to play around with. Simple and minimalistic but fun.
However, the game has a major flaw. There is no safe system (exiting the game means loss of ALL progress). The game combats this by having every level unlocked from the beginning so you can manualy continue where you left. If you want the achievments you need to play the whole game in one go. A bit of a shame, but I still liked the game.
Nie kłamali w tytule: byłem zdezorientowany przez większość czasu.
W gruncie rzeczy to prosta gra logiczna. Nie ma żadnych specjalnych zdolności, można chodzić i klikać rzeczy. Obracamy elementami, gasimy światło żeby zobaczyć parę nowych, czasem są portale. Tyle. Masz się dostać do wyjścia, znaleźć drogę w tym "labiryncie" złożonym z zawieszonych w powietrzu klocków. A że chodząc po rampach, zmienia się grawitacja, a wszystko widzimy z widoku z pierwszej osoby - jest to bardzo mylące. Zawsze można za to oddalić kamerę i przyjrzeć się całości. Co i tak nie trywializuje sytuacji - początek jest prosty, a czym dalej tym dłużej trzeba kminić. Jest to satysfakcjonujące.
Dość krótkie, nie zawiera nie wiadomo czego... Ale daje satysfakcję z ukończenia, nie jest głupie. I na wyprzedażach kosztuje ledwo ponad 2 złote. Za tyle szkoda nie spróbować.
Is not a puzzle if your objetive is undone what the dev made, there is 3 actions you can do in this game: Move, (kinda) run, and use checkpoints. I bought this thinking it would be like Antichamber (a game millions times better), but is just a boring "get from point A to B" and i wasted 3 hours of my life in this.
An advice for the dev: Next time try to play puzzle games like the beforementioned ntichamber, Portal, Half Life, and others before making your own game.
Деграда́ция, регресс — процесс ухудшения характеристик какого-либо объекта или явления с течением времени, постепенное ухудшение, упадок, снижение качества, разрушение материи вследствие внешнего воздействия по законам природы и времени. Деградация часто противопоставляется прогрессу. Деградация - это морфофизиологический регресс, ведущий к упрощению организации. Понятие деградации объёмно и может относиться, к следующему:
Прикольная короткая головоломка. Механики и дизайн простые. Рост сложности равномерный, разве что уровни в районе 20-24 кажутся сложнее финальных, из-за чего я пару раз таки заглянул в прохождение. Но в остальном вполне приятно и точно стоит своих денег.
It feels like it leans too much into its "disoriented" gimmick. While it feels nice to overcome spacial complexity of a level, it is just annoying when switches all look the same and there is no way to tell which one does what until you press it.
As a side note, I haven't encountered problems mentioned in other negative reviews. The game automatically saves without a problem, controls feel fine.
Не шедевр, но интересный опыт погулять в пространстве с загадками.
asd
cool little puzzle game. reminds me of manifold garden.
Pretty good! Made me think. Made me get tired and stop playing for weeks at a time but I did eventually finish it.
very nice game, I wish have this game in VR mode
Fascinating maze puzzler
A simple premise yet grows complex over time, levels are engaging and well paced. The seems to be a bug in the last level where block rotation is not reverted after falling to death, making it easier than intended. Otherwise a good game.
100% playthrough on 5/8/2022
Quick and Relaxing. The creators and by extension the game never expects you to do any extreme manuevers to finish any of the levels. Keep that in mind when you're stuck.
Especially considering the price point, this is a fantastic little puzzle game. It reminds me a lot of another newer title called, Frame of Mind. They share some DNA.
One could arguably say both of them are more artistic experiences than games. However, where they diverge is FoM is a free title that was a student project. Where as this is much more firmly in the game category (though both of them do for sure qualify as games by any measure). This game doesn't really explain itself to you, but it also doesn't really need to. If you just start playing you'll figure it out pretty quickly.
Once you understand how it works, it becomes an exercise in demonstrating logic in conjunction with spatial awareness. If you lack spatial awareness, then I suppose this game will present a challenge will boarder on frustrating. If you have it, or if you are ok with that, then this game is for you. If you need to understand what you are doing and why, then you should probably move along, this one is not for you.
But as for myself, this is great.
Biraz karmaşık bir oyun ama büyük bir sabrınız varsa oyunu bitirmek mümkün ben 45 dakika oynadım sıkıldım ama belki siz oyunun sonunu görebilirisiniz
It's the 'Dark Souls' of "non-euclid" first person gravitational mazes.
The puzzles, the gimmick of which is mastering the navigation in X Y Z planes and using levers and switches to create new paths, are really good and so is the presentation, where you can certainly feel the touch of Antichamber, with the flowing river and occasional wind bell ambient noises scattered around the sparsely painted area,
but it's very monotonous and occasionally frustrating with the puzzles, as the game doesn't handhold you through certain essential things, like jumping off a ledge [spoiler](the trick is to never land on a platform without its own U / J-shaped ledge that you can use to 'go back')[/spoiler]
I think in this absolute vacuum of the gameplay "roller coaster" design [spoiler](where developers switch the pace of the action from slow to fast to break the monotony)[/spoiler], changing visuals or engaging plot, bundled with some quirky dialogues, achievements are the only thing that can motivate the player to solve all of the puzzles, but when you beat that last of its 30 levels - you'll feel like a million bucks.
muy cool
EPICO
The game wipes all your save data on exit unless you [b][i]disable[/i][/b] Steam Cloud.
This is a well-known problem too so here's a big fat negative review for not caring about your own game.
The reason more people aren't complaining is that all levels are unlocked from the start so you can diск around and find where you left off. God forbid you're an achievement hunter who wasn't aware of this issue though.
I mean it plays pretty cool but here I go replaying half the levels again.
Скучно. Единственная сложная часть этих головоломок это запомнить какая кнопка за что отвечает. Еще и легко свалится в пропасть если играть на геймпаде. В итоге сплошной дискомфорт от игры.
Жаль нельзя вернуть - поиграл больше 2 часов.
걷는 길에 따라 세상이 돌아간다
빙글빙글 돌아갑니다.
물론 아무곳이나 간다고하여 세상이 돌지는 않고
특정 경로를 따라가면 화면이 그에 맞춰서 빙그르르 돌아가죠.
이를 통해서 도전과제를 위한 젬들을 수집할 수 있는대
처음에 이거를 모두 모아야 문이 열리는건가 하고 모두 수집했는대
딱히 그런 용도는 아니더군요. 정말 도전과제용인듯한...
초반에는 약간의 미로같은 길을 따라가서 문을 통과하면 되지만
특정 경로의 길을 회전시킨다거나 스위치를 통해서 길을 on/off하는 장치도 존재하죠.
그래서 뒤로갈수록 점점 머리가 아파지고 이게 맞는건가하면서 혼란에 빠지기도.
다행이라면 체크 포인트를 자유롭게 설정할 수 있는대
잘못된 길로 갔다가 되돌아돌 수 없는 길로가서 체크 포인트를 해버린다면...
아쉬운 점
-체크 포인트 외에 시간 되돌리기 같은 것도 있다면 괜찮을 것 같음
Good enough puzzles
Completion difficulty: 7/10
Наискучнейшая пространственная головоломка, которая не стоит потраченного на неё время. Хотя, если нужно получить лёгкую "платину", то можно потерпеть, если купить её на скидках.
Не рекомендую.
PV通りの出口を目指すパズルゲーム。
クリアまでは3～4時間ほどか。
内容としては壁を登って重力が変化するというギミックがメインで、実はそれ以外のギミックはほとんどない。
スイッチを押して足場を移動させるくらいで、やることはめちゃくちゃシンプル。
でもステージはなかなか良く出来ていて無駄がない。
ゴリ押しできそうで出来なかったり、でも飛び降りてみたくなる魅力がある。
状況によっては詰みになるのは仕方ない。
ステージ数は30と少ないのが難点。
この僕が、面白かったのでもうちょっとやりたいと言い出すレベル。
あとはゲーム終了するとセーブデータが消えるバグがあるので一気にクリアすることをおすすめします。
Отличный, оригинальный, местами сложный платформер-головоломка от первого лица. Уровни разнообразные, основная механика смены верха и низа отлично себя реализует. Идеальная игра на пару вечеров. Крайне рекомендую!
24/100 D
렉이 많이걸리고 느림 이동도 불편하고 불친절함
Coole Idee, super Ambient-Musik, aber ich habe nach dem 12. von 30 Leveln aufgegeben und hab nix mehr gerafft und nur mittels Youtube-Video durchspielen können.
Also nur für Einsteins mit unendlicher Geduld...
Very challenging!
However, fix the damn bug that resets the level select, please; it's less tantalizing to play once you close your game near the end and in the next day, it greets you with "do everything all over again, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥"
还是可以的，找路游戏
very surreal, relaxing, and fun
EDIT: see comments
I never got nausea this much while playing a game
I have vertigo... Much like Parallax and Manifold Garden, this is a game I will never finish. I like the concept of the game. I even like the first twelve 11 puzzles that I have now played twice... but I also have vertigo and just can't go past level 12. The game just makes me ill. And that's not something a game should do. If you don't have a problem with heights and falling and like puzzles I recoomend this game, as well as the other two mentioned above. If you do have a problem with heights... maybe give this one a pass.
It does not show which levels you've completed when you close and re-open the game...
Отличная игра-головоломка,стоит своих денег.В некоторых моментах правда мозг ломается,но это тог стоит.
Советую
Good puzzles . The checkpoint and trees are lie .No bugs at least. 6/10
Oyun keyifli ve sonlara doğru zorluyor, oyunun kötü tarafı kaydetme yok. 30 bölüm var, bütün hepsini oyunu kapatmadan geçmek gerekiyor; bu yüzden önermiyorum.
İndirimle alındığı zaman kartları satarak oyunun parası karşılanabiliyor.
3D-Puzzle with a switching perspective etc. I enjoyed the first 15-20 level but than it turned out to be trickier.
A little reminder: If you quit the game, it wont safe your times for each stages.
I want to quote JimDeadlock:
"This is a 3D puzzle game in a similar style to games like The Bridge, Evo Explores and Monument Valley but there are two major differences:
There are no optical illusions - no bridges appear over gaps when obscured, there's no mind-bending twisting of perspective or anything like that, it's all logical and mechanical.
It's a first-person perspective. This makes a big difference in the way you play the levels because you can't get an overall view of the whole puzzle. It's like the difference between solving a maze from above or from within it."
recommend it!
A little 30 levels masterpiece. It gets progressively harder to the point that your mind is blown. Worth every penny
Bin zu doof für das Spiel.
