InFlux Redux
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InFlux Redux is a high-definition remaster of the 2013 puzzler InFlux, built on a brand new engine with improved graphics and physics, and completely rewritten game code.
InFlux is a puzzle game that mixes exploration and platforming in a series of beautiful natural and abstract environments. You are a mysterious metal sphere which falls from the sky, traversing an apparently deserted island dotted with cubic structures of glass and steel. Each glasshouse is a puzzle to be solved. Redux is prettier, more polished, and more performant than the original!
- Roll your way through a series of beautiful and varied naturalistic environments
- Discover and solve a sequence of mind-bending cubic puzzle structures
- Forge an alliance with a majestic and enigmatic humpback whale
- Enjoy an extensive original soundtrack by composer Jonathan Yandel
- Experience the game that Andy Sum, creator of Crossy Road, described as “So beautiful I cried. Twice” when prompted to say something flattering about it
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
This is a gorgeous physics/marble-like puzzle game. The last section does some exciting things after building on the 3-ish hours of previous levels. It's well worth the effort to see it through! A chill time, all-around.
And I can't stress this enough, it feels really good to roll around in the game, bonk into walls, and launch yourself off level geometry.
Steam User 0
I bought this only having looked at screenshots, and I really didn't know what to expect outside of rolling around exploring, and that there'd be some puzzles involved. It was not at all what I expected it to be, but I'm in no way disappointed. The mechanics of the game are simple enough that you can figure everything out yourself, and the puzzles are challenging, without being super frustrating. It's also quite pretty! Great frame rate at 3840x2160 on my 5080, and I have to say.. the water when you get to the beach at sunset.. so mesmerising!
I will say that the standard price is probably a bit steep if you just want to play through the story and not explore to find stuff, but if you're the kind who wants to 100% the game, probably worth it. I got it on sale for $15, and wasn't disappointed!
Steam User 0
"Why does nobody make marble runners any more?" I have occasionally mused to myself, after having spent inordinate amounts of my youth playing games like Sebastian Aaltonen's "I've Got Some Balls" and, latterly, Cyparade's "Ballance".
Well, here is another, similar in spirit to those earlier titles in that you play a marble, you are running, and you have certain powers to aid your progress. Gameplay is split between a really quite beautiful and atmospheric open world map and puzzle boxes that must be solved to progress through it. "These are easy!" I thought to myself in the early puzzle boxes, only to have the game make me eat my words as I tried to wrap my brain around some of the later ones.
If you like marbles, atmosphere, and sets of puzzles with pleasing difficulty curves, you'll no doubt enjoy this game. And, frankly, it's just nice that people are still making games like this. Long live the marble runner!
Steam User 0
Take me to the ball game
Steam User 1
a charming experience
Steam User 0
Balls
Steam User 0
Peace