Afterglitch

Afterglitch will likely appeal to fans of experimental projects where an unconventional atmosphere and strange sensations take precedence over traditional gameplay. As a walking simulator with adventure elements and third-person view, Afterglitch provides a contemplative, aesthetic, and visionary experience that appeals to many gamers. Project was produced over seven years by just one individual; its content covers 1-3 hours worth. Inspired by 20th-century art, you are invited to explore multidimensional worlds where space-time becomes warped or disoriented in unpredictable ways; most indie titles consist of multiple levels and players must often get specific objects or complete special tasks; yet no textual instructions exist as to exactly what must be accomplished at each step.

An abstract plot centers around an astronaut, who journeys across space and time searching for representatives of alien races as well as its creator, attempting to answer some questions regarding humanity's origins through philosophical texts and minimalist voice acting. His journey takes him through strange locales - such as one location which features multiple mirror images - with only limited control options such as walking, flying or hovering available; one such location features mirroring images to represent many forms of movement for example walking flying and hovering being possible using just mouse and keyboard control with partial support available from gamepad support being offered here too.