Deepahead

Funny game,teamwork is visiable,cool art i like this

I... don't get it. Like, I get that it's supposed to be experimental and expressionist or whatever, but I just cannot solve the third puzzle. Spilt milk, belt, ball, flowers, torn drawing... I just don't understand the symbolism or how any of it relates together. I feel like I'm missing half the clues to solve this puzzle. Even the second stage was a bit iffy - what is that one object, a burrito? How does that relate to my broken heart?

The rotate-the-shredded-paper minigame was pretty interesting, but even then it was hard to rotate it precisely how I wanted it, and I felt the clues it gave me were vague at best.

Also, I'd like the sound effects to be muted while I'm rearranging the pieces. I had to mute the game because the sound effects got so grating.

The spinning torn up picture puzzle was really neat. Picked up the coffee after that and the screen just went black. Tried to poke around for a min but just got the same audio over and over.

I had literally no clue what was going on. It was pretty difficult to tell what a lot of the items even were.

​It feels like the author has something brilliant in mind, but I couldn't comprehend it, I gave up on the level with 5 subjects. In general, it looks interesting.​

Чувствуется что автор что-то задумал гениальное, но постичь это я не смог, сдался на уровне с 5 предметами. В целом выглядит интересно.

Original. Both idea and implementation. Penetrating puzzles. Liked the mechanics of sequencing memories. True, it looked very random. At least in my performance. But I can't figure out how to dilute this part of the gameplay. Nevertheless, the game was completed and I won (I think so). I like this game. Very cool and unusual!

Very meditative music. The riddles are very interesting) But there is little information on the history, I had to arrange the items at random like many others. But I was able to do it!)

Interesting implementation of human psychology. Love the 3D puzzle mechanic. The game was intuitive and i did not need to read instructions or have a tutorial to figure out how to play the game. However, i was unsure if i collected all the item but a suggestion would be to list the total amount of items needed for the level e.g a quest counter "3/3 found"

I didnt get how to solve the puzzles so i just reorganized the items till i won.

I don't get what i'm supposed to do. there weren't really any clues.

That's such an interesting game ! I like a lot the esthetic, the scenes are really confusing but convey strong ideas at the same time, I'm not sure I understand everything but it seems to count a very sad story. The game is expressionist on purpose, and that works really well but maybe adding a bit of clue on what the order you put your pieces in is supposed to mean could help people experience the game a bit better. And the shattered images is really a great idea and well implemented, but I did not have time to really see what the image represents before it disappears. And some elements would need a bit clearer graphic representation, I sometimes did not even know what I was looking at (for example what is the yellow thing in the red bucket in the first screenshot ?). It is too bad, the intent is really brilliant, but a few details prevent players to understand the experience. And I think most of them would not be hard to fix.

This was fairly challenging for me and I tried to restart it on multiple attempts with no success. I really like the elements you have completed for this game and your concept but I wish I could like it more once I understand what is going on. If you keep working on it more, please message us to play again, no?

I'm not sure how to solve puzzles, but it was a good experience for me