Isolation
A downloadable game for Windows, macOS, and Linux
Isolation is a relaxing audio visual experience developed around abstract puzzle mechanics with a minimalistic isometric style.
Created By: @Spennerino in 3 days for PegJam2017
Music By: @julianbeutel
Controls:
Movement: WASD
Rotate Clockwise: Q
Rotate Counter-Clockwise: E
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I wanted to like this but it was confusing, what am I supposed to do to progress. I watched the other walkthrough videos and cant figure out how to raise that statue, its all by chance? ive been circling around for a while and gave up
If you walk too far away from the statue while circling it a failed sfx plays. You need to circle really close to it.
how the heck was I supposed to even know where to circle if not for a video:(
very cool
Thank you!
This is an awesome short game! Interesting spatial puzzles, albeit a bit glitchy, but still great work :D
Thank you very much!
This was a lot of fun! Even though I kept falling (so many times oh my gosh)! I really enjoyed the minimalistic artstyle and design of the game as well! I made a gameplay video for it on my small channel and if you got the chance to check it out I'd really appreciate it!
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video. I really appreciate it.
Nice game with great atmosphere and the puzzles were very nice, nothing too difficult imo :)
Thank you so much for giving me my first lets play ever!
This was amazing. Congratulations! Beautiful graphics, interesting gameplay and perfect way of teaching controls.
Thank you so much for taking the time to play through it! I hope i'm able to make it into a full experience one day.
More mechanics than I was expecting in a small game; I'm impressed!
Getting to the finish line was punishing (I kept falling), but I love the style and pacing.
Thanks Matt! Yeah, I definitely agree with your criticism.
Isometric: (in technical or architectural drawing) incorporating a method of showing projection or perspective in which the three principal dimensions are represented by three axes 120° apart.