Epitasis | Review in 2 Minutes

KC Nwosu reviews the short and vibrant puzzle adventure game, Epitasis, developed by Lucas Govatos of Epitasis Games.
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[@epitasisgames]

Thanks for the review and critique! In an update we put out on this past Saturday, we revised the ending to remove the frustrating gravity mechanic and made it more in line with the rest of the game, in addition to a few other small changes. Just wanted to leave this here for anyone that ended up coming across it. Cheers!

[@Gameumentary]

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[@disfuncionexe]

were you one of the people behind Lumoria?

[@Nightmare-yf8rx]

I am stunned by what I'm reading.
The gravity mechanic was the only fun element of the entire game.
If you are watching this review years after its release, make sure to get your hands on an earlier version of Epitasis, so you can at least pretend to enjoy playing the game for a few seconds.
Also, the most difficult puzzle of Epitasis is on the same level of complexity as the first room of Portal 1.
It's not a bad game, just be prepared for a soporific experience.
That review was bullshit.

[@hockeyd1882]

Art and color styles remind me a lot of no mans sky. I wonder if that had any inspiration.

[@Peterplayingguitar]

Great review, thank you!

[@playwithblub0nes284]

That sucks about the ending but it looks great otherwise!

[@ImplosiveCatt]

No man's puzzles.

[@waltripgaming2268]

I was going to buy this on ps4, however it was ultimately de-listed after only 1 day.

[@joseignaciobernalizaguirre6038]

Myst, is that you?

[@duanal]

It kinda looks like a store brand version of mass effect

[@scottgust9709]

unfortunately,this looks every other indie puzzle game