Contrast

After more that one person asking me to play this I finally did and they were right I absolutely loved it. Despite some short comings I geninuely love what Compulsion Games comes out with and this is no exception. Gameplay, design and story all are very interesting and full of whimsy. Reminds me of why I love games…

Easily one of my favorite games ever, Ive recommended it to everyone I can who even have a TOE in story games, Its 100% Janky, Has afew moments where the controls make me rage but other than that, Easily a 10/10 game. The story is gritty & real, Its not a fairy-tale & Its still fun to play, Collect the little memori…

Playing Contrast was decent experience overall. The art style is really unique, and the gameplay mechanics are interesting, blending shadows and light in clever ways. While it didn't completely blow me away, it was an enjoyable way to spend a few hours.

6.5/10 absolutely worth checking out, even if it wraps up way too quickly. It does feel like a proof-of-concept or like it would be really good as a bigger game. Definitely has holes in the story, the unique shadow mechanics and I really like the voice acting for 2013 and on sale it's still a fun, memorable way to s…

Solid, and very polished. For a old game, the graphics haven't aged a day. You play as a guardian that can travel through shadows to help a little girl in her journey to reunite her family together. I also really like the 1920s showroom theater vibe of the game.

Just like the gameplay sees you do, Contrast finds most of its success in the shadows. It's mechanics are standard fare for the puzzle-platformer genre and, as a result, it comes off feeling like a very understated experience despite the clearly charming setting and lavishly noir aesthetic. You do a lot of jumping,…