Ingression is an unforgiving & mind-bending precision platformer where you'll think and platform with seamless portals. Play as Rina, a thief living in the year 2442 in the corrupt Galactic Empire. Travel to the future to save the past from a tremendous time paradox. Fulfill your destiny of keeping time intact.
Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad game, but it's not a ''very positive'' one either... I'm not into precision platformer games, but this one feels fast and some edges of the objects don't feel right. And regarding the puzzles, I would say that since the portals are already established, the puzzle is already solved by 60%, so there's not much of a puzzle...
A have a lot of critiques, way more than I’d like, but I still think this little game brings a lot to the table. Some pros and cons:
Pros:
+Cool music and atmosphere
+Level design was often pretty good
+Final stage of each chapter was great at stringing together a tense experience, where by the end you’re doing things naturally that would look impossible...
It is ok. What you see is what you get and if that interest you then I suggest that you try it.
For me I disliked small aspects of the game and I don't feel strong motivation to continue.
First I disliked the over reliance of trail and error and the slight jankiness of the portals.
Another issue is the frame rate. for some reason the frames were inconsistent...
