?Son of a bitch?? I mutter too loudly under my breath for the 20th time. A smile creeps over my face and I shake my head, grinning. Every time I think I?ve got Superliminal pegged, every time I think I?ve figured it out, it takes another left turn and defies my expectations. Superliminal is never quite what you think it is, and in that, it?s always exactly what it?s trying to be. A puzzle game that is about the adventure more than the puzzles, about how the player comes to the solutions more than the solutions themselves, Superliminal exists somewhere between Portal, The Witness, and an MC Escher painting, and yet is wholly unbound to being defined by those limitations. It is as much within those categorical boxes as it is without.
Superliminal first released for PC back in November 2019. At the time, I remember seeing intriguing videos of the game?s signature ?size is perspective? mechanic, where players resized objects based on their perspective. But being a console gamer, I didn?t bother looking into it much further. Cue the console release, where Superliminal?s mind-bending, perception-altering puzzler finally comes to the living room.
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