I can't play this. I first thought there must be a graphics driver issue, but the developer said, nope, that's how it is designed. You have absolute blackness everywhere except for the flashlight and the glowing things, which give it all the illusion of floating mid-air. That would be fine, except that there is this dust floating everywhere that is bright white. So now it looks like you are going through a star-field. It creates an illusion that is unrealistic and physically uncomfortable.
Okay, so I think I will just bite the bullet and play, because I am all ready for a walking simulator, exploration game, but the gameplay is just as baffling as the graphics. It makes me think this is a novice attempt at level design. There is no explaination given for why things are happening. There are some robots in the first room, then in the second room another set of robots kills you, then you materialize on a bed in another room, where there is a different robot ignoring you, but then he blows up suddenly. The extent of my exploring up to then was a ventalation grill that was removed and a paper scrap ripped from a novel. Hello? I need a lot more sensory information about what is happening around me, or at least give me a sense of where I am located. It absolutely feels like a set of eyes floating in a star-field that occasionally gets sent to a bed every so often because of random events.

I can't play this. I first thought there must be a graphics driver issue, but the developer said, nope, that's how it is designed. You have absolute blackness everywhere except for the flashlight and the glowing things, which give it all the illusion of floating mid-air. That would be fine, except that there is this dust floating everywhere that is bright white. So now it looks like you are going through a star-field. It creates an illusion that is unrealistic and physically uncomfortable. Okay, so I think I will just bite the bullet and play, because I am all ready for a walking simulator, exploration game, but the gameplay is just as baffling as the graphics. It makes me think this is a novice attempt at level design. There is no explaination given for why things are happening. There are some robots in the first room, then in the second room another set of robots kills you, then you materialize on a bed in another room, where there is a different robot ignoring you, but then he blows up suddenly. The extent of my exploring up to then was a ventalation grill that was removed and a paper scrap ripped from a novel. Hello? I need a lot more sensory information about what is happening around me, or at least give me a sense of where I am located. It absolutely feels like a set of eyes floating in a star-field that occasionally gets sent to a bed every so often because of random events.