Factsheet
Developer:
Adrian Marple
Based in Silicon Valley, California
Release date:
January 28, 2020
Platforms:
Steam
Website:
https://marplebot.com
Regular Price:
USD | $9.99 |
Description
Obversion is an indie first-person puzzle game from developer Adrian Marple (Marplebot). A former Google developer, Adrian's debut title echoes his passions for philosophy, geometry, and thought-provoking puzzles.
Obversion is experienced from a first-person perspective and boasts features such as "auto jump," allowing the player to focus less on mechanics and more on the experience of the game. The journey through the levels of Obversion is a coalescence of striking environments, philosophical quotes, geometric satisfaction, and intricately woven puzzles. Players will immediately sense that every aspect of Obversion has been thoughtfully and purposefully crafted as part of a unique and intentional experience.
Fans of first-person puzzlers like the Portal series will feel immediately at home with Obversion's gameplay, all enjoyed in a stark yet serene world. Obversion has an enigmatic tone that could only be found in an indie title combined with the detailed production quality of a AAA game.
History
Obversion was initally named Duality due that strong theme, but was renamed when it was decided to break away from the original black and white aesthetic.
Features
- 28 levels each with a collectible yin yang
- 4 visually distinct worlds each adding a new mechanic
- Autojump system that performs optimal jumps for you
- Infinite resolution procedural textures
- Wide-open soothing piano soundtrack
- Exploration of the dialectic between opposites
Videos
Gameplay Video YouTube
Images
Logo & Icon
About Adrian Marple
Boilerplate
Striving for Systemic Artistry.
More information
More information on Adrian Marple, our logo & relevant media are available here.
Obversion Credits
Adrian Marple
Creator
presskit() by Rami Ismail (Vlambeer) - also thanks to these fine folks