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MIND: Path to Thalamus
Change the entire environment!
Wrapped in a mind-bending tale, the gameplay of “MIND” focuses on changing the very weather in order to solve puzzles: the player will cycle between day and night, modify the levels of fog and rain and even travel in time between seasons, changing the environment to advance the gameplay-driven story —indeed, the mechanics are directly related to who the protagonist is, what has happened to him and everything he is doing: a man trapped in his own mind, he must use all the tools at his disposition to escape to reality. Accompanied by the snarky yet heartfelt narration of this comatose patient, the player will guide him through fantastical forests, dark caverns and deceptive worlds of water and ice that directly relate to his emotional state at each point in his journey.
Steam User 1
This is a beautiful game. I didn't really like the voice over, but besides that the environments are simply amazing and wondrous to look at. The puzzles were actually pretty fun to do, simple in form and satisfying to complete. The story was definitely interesting although emotional, but in a good way. Worth a buy if you're looking for a game with beautiful and creative environments with clever puzzles and a good story to listen to. Your games deserve better reviews Carlos.
Steam User 1
Very interesting game. First off the graphics were great, very beautifully done and I loved the way the environment interacted with me and the puzzles. Speaking of puzzles, those were also very well done and intriguing. Just enough difficulty if you follow the clues. The story was a little weak and the ending left me wanting a bit more, but all in all an enjoyable game that I would very much recommend.
Steam User 2
A gorgeous first person puzzler with some a walking simulator-y narrative. It has some vast looking environments (even though the "play areas" are relatively small), with very surrealist and oniric aesthetics. Maybe it lacks some polish, at moments look like a student project, but if you like this kind of games, you'll probably enjoy it.