About This Game Darkness. Falling. Light. A metallic, geometric cavern surrounds you. A single source of light beckons you forward, up – towards the only exit. Inspired by Portal and Minecraft, Metamorphic is an atmospheric, first person physics-based puzzle game, which lets the player absorb, configure and then morph non-gravity, gravity and antigravity cubes to complete each level.Key Features:Procedural voxel, physics-based gameplay Metamorphic's core mechanic is the first of its kind. Each puzzle requires the player to assemble configurations of static cubes, select and then transform them into physics-affected objects. Any three dimensional arrangement you can conceive will then be accurately influenced by gravity and friction. It's about solving puzzles Most first person platformers require the player to execute moves with pinpoint accuracy and timing such that solving the puzzle is rarely the hardest part, Metamorphic requires nothing of the sort. Despite the fact that the game is physics based, each puzzle simply requires the player correctly arrange and transform voxels to progress. Skill development based Metamorphic will test your understanding of physics unlike any other game. While levels can be completed quickly if their solutions are known, each section of every puzzle requires the player to make a leap in their comprehension of the underlying system keeping the game from feeling repetitive or tedious. Atmospheric Environment Beautiful lighting, reflections and sounds immerse you in each intricately designed chamber. 7aa9394dea Title: MetamorphicGenre: Indie, SimulationDeveloper:Jeremy SlavitzPublisher:Jeremy SlavitzRelease Date: 6 Jul, 2016 Metamorphic Download] [Xforce] https:\/\/youtu.be\/3C7NBbh7CwoThis is a first person puzzle game with simple mechanics. A definite portal vibe but not on a par with that masterpiece and it does try to do something different.You get thrown right in there with no explanation as to what is going on.So far I'm enjoying it and it is really relaxing. I like games like this that can be played by somebody of any ageI certainly recommend it but it is rather pricey for a game that has under 5 hours gameplay. It would be nice to see more levels for it or maybe an editor!. This game is a lot of fun. It inevitably draws comparisons to the Portal series of games, and yes, it is similar, although with far more simple graphics and not much of a storyline.However, the puzzles are lots of fun and really well laid out.The latest update appears to have sorted out the problems that a lot of people have complained about in previous reviews so you should probably not let those negative reviews prior to 22nd December put you off. (I'm not in any way associated with the developer, just thought it was fair to point that out!)Also, the standard price now (\u00a33.99 \/ US$4.99) is far more acceptable than the previous full price (\u00a39.99 \/ US$12.99), so that makes the shortness of the game a bit more palatable too. A bit of a shame that the price and the bugs weren't sorted earlier, but as it stands now, it's a good little game.. A rubbish puzzle game, the concept is great, the execution is extremely poor. The controls are very bad and unintuitive with something like 3 button presses just to place some blocks, there is nowhere in the game that tells you what controls are outside of the brief tutorial introducing them and they cannot be rebound. There are also multiple bugs such as visual glitches and block dispensers not working requiring you to suicide. What is a deal killer for me is that some of the puzzles require jumps that are extremely tricky to executy even after you have correctly placed the blocks, I want to play a puzzle game, not a platformer!. Got this in the xmas sale last year, played a bit but the early levels were a bit 'meh' and never went back to it... Until this week, and found myself thoroughly enjoying it. Once you progress further through it, I found the levels get much more interesting. A little buggy at times, (managed to break E key from working a couple of times needing a restart, but the save system is forgiving enough that you don't have to redo anything much). Great price too.. I really liked the concept of this game and visual style. I really tried to enjoy it. But, well, I guess it's too much. I liked music, a lot of visual elements that were borrowed from Portal series.First issue I had with it -- mechanics offer some interesting ideas, whole gameplay is somehow alike Portal, Grappling Hook (small portal-like indie game, it's pretty much alike it in visual style as well) and Antichamber. I don't have anything against core gameplay and mechanics, but level design is just... ugh. It feels like levels were built not around mechanics, but more around unexpected "tricks", so it feels more like bug abuse.Altho, it's not the main problem. The game is still great and I'd like to say that it's around 7.5\/10, but it's unplayable. I've completed around 10 levels out of 12-16 (can't remember actual numbers, but the idea is that I was close to the end) and on every level (except the first one) I've had an issue in every room. Starting from lost blocks, inability to get them in my "gun", "flying" around and not dying to water and ending with dead black screen. The reason why I abandoned this game is pretty sad: I ended up with black screen every time I started my last level. I tried it on another machine and it seems like these issues aren't exclusive to my configuration. I'd not recommend to buy and play it right now, but I hope that these issues will be fixed soon.
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