The Spectrum Retreat
The Spectrum Retreat
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By: Dan Smith Studios
Sabacc
Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Suitably off-kilter atmosphere in the hotel
- colour manipulation is interesting
- some unique three-dimensional challenges
- options to account for colour blindness.
The Bad
- Annoying remote companion voice delivery
- most puzzles solved by bumbling through them
- certain levels can be highly disorienting.
Our Verdict
Decent
A qualified success; the positive aspects still outnumber the negative, but the weaknesses noticeably hinder the experience.
Combining a story-based exploration of a mysterious virtual hotel with an interesting colour-based, Portal-esque puzzler, The Spectrum Retreat doesn’t quite add up to the sum of its disparate parts.
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