Out of Line Reviews
Out of Line is a well-polished adventure with an art style that will dazzle you from start to finish. San's story is a mystery that is slowly revealed, but without having a clear story line... Everything is open to your own interpretation of events, especially the ending! The spear gives access to very creative puzzles that, as the levels go by, become more unique and challenging. Help San escape the factory and its clutches, to the sound of a relaxing soundtrack. Out of Line is a national title that has exceeded all expectations, and if you like calm and visually magnificent games like Ori and the Will of the Wisps, then you really can't miss this one!
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Out of Line does not hide its inspirations, but does a great job presenting itself as something very unique, thanks to its beautiful art style, atmosphere and engaging puzzles.
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Honestly, there’s very little I can find in the way of criticism for this game. It’s stunningly gorgeous, intuitive and creative, and a delightfully unique little puzzle-platformer. The game is beautiful and oddly moving, considering the complete lack of dialogue. If you need something a little different from your standard platformer, give Out of Line a try.
Nerd Monkeys have done an excellent job compacting a light puzzle platformer into a small space and painting it absolutely beautifully. You aren’t going to find a world beating new mechanic for puzzle platformers and you might have to crack your mind wide open to find the story but I’d say it’s a worthwhile pick up despite its few shortcomings.
Out of Line is a puzzle action-adventure title following a creature on a journey to save their world from evil robots. Along the way, I met meaningful friends, interacted with the world around me, and helped preserve the world’s beauty despite all the chaos. Did my efforts to maintain natural beauty pay off? Find out in this Rapid Review.
The great artwork and general puzzle-y adventure beats of Out of Line (as well as a timely multiversal sort of twist to things) almost immediately brought to mind the likes of Limbo, Inside, and some others...