Last Voyage 4+

This is an incredible, mysterious, and interesting game. One of the best games that I have ever played in my entire life. well thought out with the use of science, psychology, and critical thinking. Precision and presentation is at an extremely good value. Good music and colors along with the theme. It will increase your skills on reaction, precision and thinking. Good for ages 16 and up. I totally recommend this game to anyone who is into psychology, sociology, and criminology. You will have to figure things out. It is a little easy and confusing at the beginning but towards the end you it is almost impossible to complete. There are a lot of games out there with the tittle "impossible" but those games are easy and simple with lack of creativity. This game is what I call "IMPOSSIBLE." After so many tries I finally got through it. (Creators of this game. I expect more levels with higher difficulty, and better endings.) this game over all is worth the time and money.

My dad had introduced me to this about 2 weeks ago, so I bought it for myself- and was completely blown away. The graphics, the way it shows a different perspective from a mind bending game, the music that makes it so zen, and the puzzles- they really make it work your brain because of how the dimensions work in the game. I could play this forever. In fact- when I finish, I want to play it again. I just got a new phone and I wanted to take my mind off something while I ride the LOUD bus to school filled with annoying people- and it SO worked. I was completely zoned in the game and it made me relax for school. It made me forget about everything else and just the overall beauty of the game. Great distraction from the real world. Such interesting puzzles that are difficult but in the end making you want more. 10/10 recommend for a brain game.♥️♥️♥️

It's worth it to make it to chapter 4, The Path. It evokes the sublime in the same fashion as 2001. The level is in first person while you fly through space. Your left/right swipe by default move your character to the left and right respectively, but you can reverse this in the options. The reversed mechanics are intuitive as well though- with this control scheme you can imagine the left swipe is pushing off the ether like a swimmer who pushes water to the left in order to propel the body to the right. Or perhaps you aren't moving your body at all, maybe your body is stationary and you are moving the entire universe. Everything is perspective, or perhaps perspective is itself the grandest illusion of all. The truth of the universe belies all perspective.