Quite an unusual game, fantastic visual design! It feels like half a post modern art installation and half a puzzle-platformer.Although the core gameplay mechanic is very simple(you switch between two colors) they've managed to build surprisingly rich set of different gameplay elements with it.Art design is definitely something. The amount of hidden references and allusions is just mind blowing and I definitely haven't spotted all of them.Special praise for the soundtrack, it goes perfectly with both the general feel of the game and specifics of each level.There are definitely a few rough edges like uneven difficulty of levels: some places just felt unproportionally hard even to the point of frustration and my fingers started to hurt quite a bit(although I'm not very good with platformers tbh). I really liked the way it played at the beginning when everything was easy and playing it felt like going through a smooth flow especially with the kind of music they have there - this soft and chill electronics. Really liked it.. until I started dying 10 times in a row. lol. Buut at the end it worth it.And I felt like the duration is perfect: takes slightly more that 2 hours to finish. Enough to be a complete experience and not too long to get bored.Overall definitely highly recommend to try it out.

It’s unfortunate to say that I regret buying this game. I’m usually open-minded in trying out games from different genre, but this one just doesn’t click with me. If I have to sum up my experience, I’d say it’s not fun. Beyond the switching from black and white mechanic, there isn’t much to do. You move around, switching and grabbing collectibles as you go, until you reach the level’s end goal. That’s it, there’s nothing more to it. There’s no excitement, no real challenge except for the occasional collectibles that can be in hard to reach places. Honestly, it felt more like a chore. While I’ve only beaten 6 out of 10 stages, I think it’s safe to assume that’s the case for the rest of the levels. I can’t deny that there is A LOT of artistic visuals going on in the background, but having something nice to look at isn’t enough to make a game fun. Concerning the soundtrack, I was mostly indifferent to the music. A few of them were above average at times. Don’t get me wrong, nothing about the game's description was deceiving; the game is really meant to be a mesmerizing one. I guess the developers intended to create something that’s meant to be mindlessly played. My problem is I went in expecting something more and ended up disappointed. For what it is, it’s just not meant for me.

OVIVO is a gem of a game. It is built on a simple idea of the game piece being able to transcend planes, with gravity flipping as it does so. Each level is a journey through a landscape of an abstract obstacle course, which when completed, is revealed to be an elaborate artistic maze. Each level reveals something new - obstacles to overcome, creatures or plants that will disrupt your journey. All of the levels are extremely detailed and the way the game piece interacts with its environment is elegantly thought out and simple...floating on flower buds, bubbling and bouncing off other elements, etc. I don’t know why this game is not an App Store Editors Choice. It well deserves such distinction.

I love the silhouette look to the game and the controls are awesome. If I had to compare it to something idk what it would be maybe fractured souls mixed with monument valley it’s a really immersive game it sort of draws you in. It grasps modern art and gaming its one of a instant classics. I suggest everyone buy this game. With so many other touch failures out there this isn’t one of them. I would like to thank the developers and request them to make more software Sincerely....M.A.P.