Definitely worth the recommendation for PS5 owners; not an especially long runtime (an hour or less) - but a rewarding reflection on the systems utilized within Single Player Story games - both pros, and cons - with a unique art-style, and set to a lovely original soundtrack as well!
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Strange, 45-min-long Game on PS5. It's Free and Praised
PlayStation 5 owners can check out the free game Interaction Isn't Explicit. The production is getting great reviews from players who decided to add it to their library.
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The title was developed by independent developer Frank L. Silva and is available for free on the PlayStation Store. Finishing it (the complete walkthrough is presented in the video below) will only require around 45 minutes, making it a suitable choice for all players, including those with limited free time.
The mentioned developer focused on black and white colors and a third-person perspective. Interestingly, the game description in the PS Store, which is almost as brief as the game itself, states that the discussed "strange" title is essentially a "short study."
What counts as interaction in video games? This short study debates different aspects of game design, pros and cons, and why such questions are essential for the language of computer games.
Explore a visually stunning world accompanied by a simple but effective third-person shooter combat and magnificent music, composed by FRENCH 79 - we can read in description of the game in PS Store.
It's worth mentioning that this "study" was very well received by its participants. At the moment, Interaction Isn't Explicit has received a solid average score of 4.28/5 from PlayStation 5 users, based on 284 ratings.
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