Figment Game

Do you the moment you became conscious of your existence? I very fondly do. I have a capacity to that can be a blessing or a bane depending on what I’m thinking back on. When I have a particularly bad memory I’m trying to avoid, I have to store it away in a dark, deep place. This week I revisited some of those most painful memories in the form of Figment—an action-adventure game that reminded me that just because a memory is painful doesn’t mean it’ll be forever.

I guess the only disadvantage of this game is that you need to pay to play the full version. But I'd say - worth it. - Impressive hand-drawn art style - Interesting story - The music and voice-acting are on point (Although I didn't expect the rock music playing when I was fighting with the tentacle creatures. I thought that was hilarious.) More importantly, the gameplay is very fun. I enjoyed the puzzles very much.

🌎 **The world of gaming is an infinite ocean of emotions and possibilities**: whether you’re looking to escape your mind, push your limits, or share unique moments, there’s always a wave to ride. From mysterious labyrinths to futuristic cities, epic battles to hypnotic puzzles… **each universe is a key to experiencing what reality doesn’t allow**. 🌍 **It’s a universal language**: no matter your country, age, or ions, games weave bridges between people. Cooperating to save a kingdom, laughing at an absurd mini-game, or facing strangers in a virtual arena — **gameplay becomes a hand extended to others**, far beyond the screens.

There is no intro to the storyline. A car crash (audio) but then the game plays of in the mind in search of a scrap book. puzzles are good but with no challenge. Mind mayor talks in irritating poems. Deleted the game after gotten to the mind game in cerebral city.