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It will lock you down in a room and won't let you escape. Will you survive, or ever get out? Your only choice is to find your way to the next room – but watch out, as many traps lie ahead. Wander around for hours solving over 60 beautifully crafted levels. Neverout is a mysterious puzzle game. It puts you in a small, claustrophobic room that has only one way out and its unique mechanics allow every wall to become the floor. Watch out for something heavy, giant spikes, or getting electrocuted!
Steam User 0
This is a little bit of a bait-and-switch game. The description says "68 challenging puzzles." They're not challenging. The first puzzle was just walking through the exit. The second puzzle was turning once and then walking through the exit. First 15 puzzles were simply teaching you the mechanics and how to manoeuvre in the game space. So, if you're expecting a game with challenging puzzles like Portal or Talos Principle or Anti-chamber, you're going to be disappointed. There wasn't a single puzzle that required lateral thinking. The "quantum physics" is a simple teleporter block. The "reality bending" is simply that gravity shifts depending on what surface you're standing on.
It does do a very good job of illustrating the fundamentals of environmental puzzle building, and at five dollars, it's remarkably well priced. It's basically "Baby's First Puzzle Game" and a good place to start if you've never played other puzzle games. That being said, if you've any experience with other puzzle games, like the three I mentioned above, this game is going to take you less than an hour to finish and you're going to finish it feeling like your time was wasted because this game doesn't really do anything new that hasn't already been done by other games.
Steam User 0
Not bad. The puzzles are decent, if a bit easy. The controls are pretty obviously meant to be more VR friendly, so can be clunky on keyboard. Fairly quick game, but not sure how it'd be like in VR.
Steam User 0
I tried it both with VR and Desktop mode. In both cases the controls feel weird to use at first, but it is possible to get used to them. It's also good to notice that the VR version has settings to make the game less nauseating, which is great.
It is a very underrated puzzle game, with simple cube chambers where you use changes of gravity to reach the exit. The puzzles aren't very easy, but you will not be stuck in the same room for too long either.
I wish more people who buy this game would play it. Most buyers use coupons and end up never playing Neverout. But this one is worth if you like puzzle games. Only takes about 2 hours to beat,
Steam User 1
For a dollar I would recommend this short puzzle game. Honestly a fun pass time when you're bored and need something easy to do!
Steam User 1
Confusing ass game, got it for free and played it 5 mins before it got extremley dificult. 1/10, not for me but some people might like it.
Steam User 1
This is a very good game. I finished it in 22 minutes, although undestanding movement and game mechanics takes a while (maybe 5 minutes). Overall this is a worthy game for this price. The graphics are quite amazing, especially the singularity teleporter that looks like a mini black hole with it's gravity lensing. FPS capped at 60.
Steam User 1
I'm not even gonna lie, I forgot I even owned this, but I ended up giving it a shot while high and it was actually really fun. I'd suggest giving it a try if you want a VR Puzzle Game!