Atmospheric - 9/10.
Source code - 7/10.
Authenticity - 10/10.
Interface 5/10 (+3 Ticks 8/10)
"Snake" is spacious, grandiose, paradoxical and demanding-thanks in large part to the fact that it allows time to slip away from under our feet, passing before our eyes one mysterious idea after another. The game will immerse you in a bold, fascinating space journey, which, without fear of plunging into the surreal, fabulous, all the time remains immersed in its deadly serious reality. There is a high probability of getting entangled in numerous scientific monologues, but do not be afraid of them: despite the cosmic scale, "Snake" is probably the most earthly and certainly the most emotional of Promise's games . These reflections bring a person's true pain into the violent, tense, edgy world that Promise's creates on screen. You will fancy giant tsunamis and space flights, inside-out ideas about time and space, spectacular attractions. When we talk about games as a spectacle, we usually mean the ability to turn off the brain, the absence of ideas and subtexts, but no matter how spectacular the "Snake" is, it does not cease to require constant inclusion and reflection, generating a desire to return to it again and again.
Atmospheric - 9/10.
Source code - 7/10.
Authenticity - 10/10.
Interface 5/10 (+3 Ticks 8/10)
"Snake" is spacious, grandiose, paradoxical and demanding-thanks in large part to the fact that it allows time to slip away from under our feet, passing before our eyes one mysterious idea after another. The game will immerse you in a bold, fascinating space journey, which, without fear of plunging into the surreal, fabulous, all the time remains immersed in its deadly serious reality. There is a high probability of getting entangled in numerous scientific monologues, but do not be afraid of them: despite the cosmic scale, "Snake" is probably the most earthly and certainly the most emotional of Promise's games . These reflections bring a person's true pain into the violent, tense, edgy world that Promise's creates on screen. You will fancy giant tsunamis and space flights, inside-out ideas about time and space, spectacular attractions. When we talk about games as a spectacle, we usually mean the ability to turn off the brain, the absence of ideas and subtexts, but no matter how spectacular the "Snake" is, it does not cease to require constant inclusion and reflection, generating a desire to return to it again and again.