The environment is your greatest tool in Torreng Labs' Fabric, a first-person puzzler releasing next week. With two clicks, the level can be compressed and expanded, distorting the layout of the world to your advantage. Through this space-bending mechanic, Fabric drops you into a diverse array of tricky spatial challenges, where the world around you is meant to be broken.

Using your special gun, Fabric's voxel levels can be squeezed and compressed, eliminating impassable gaps, turning solid floors into impromptu elevators, and dynamically altering the design of the environment. Careful spatial manipulation is crucial when linking electric cables or trying to bypass energy field, among other obstacles.
However, altering the level is only part of your puzzle-solving arsenal. As you progress through Fabric's 60 stages, new abilities allow for more complex possibilities, none perhaps more so than the means to flip gravity and turns walls and ceilings into floor.

Fabric is coming to Steam on August 12th. For more details on the game and developer Torreng Labs, you can visit the game's site and pages on Twitter and Facebook.

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