SUPERLIMINAL: Playing with the mind and logic

How's your week going, Gaming Photography friends? Today I'm bringing you some screenshots from a game that took me a while to get into, but once I got the hang of it, I couldn't tear myself away from the screen. And yes, as you can see, it's SUPERLIMINAL.

For those who don't know it (which would surprise me, as it is very well known), SUPERLIMINAL is a first-person puzzle game that came out in 2019. Many of the challenges are based on optical or perceptual illusions, where players must interact with objects in the environment to advance through a dreamlike world, because yes, all these tests are carried out within a sleep experiment.

Throughout the adventure, a strange event occurs that traps us inside the dream. Challenge after challenge, strange events unfold and the world becomes distorted, while a doctor tries to guide us out of this system error.

Being a dreamlike world, I was able to capture many images that fascinate me: objects with immense proportions, long corridors that, despite being well lit and familiar, manage to convey a certain uneasiness. I must say that it is a very good experience, as we can expect several surprises that we would never have expected to have.

I love how SUPERLIMINAL plays with the idea that each person's perception defines the reality that surrounds them, conveying a highly motivational message about how to face problems from different perspectives, stirring up a certain uneasiness while at the same time marveling us with what they present.

I must say that this game is short, but for me, it is very innovative, challenging our traditional logic with unique mechanics, coupled with a philosophical narrative and highly creative gameplay.

I highly recommend Superliminal. It's a memorable and immersive experience. It's short, but it delivers in every way. Thank you for reading and supporting me. I'm Nitsu, and I'll see you next time.