If your brain is still intact after that, you’ll be pleased to hear the developer is working on all kinds of ways to use this simple idea to build up some amazing puzzles. Once you let go of the marble, you’ll find it sitting next to the door, just as large as the door was.
What the game does is alter the size of the marble to match exactly how it appears to be. From your perspective, they appear to be the same size, since the marble is small and close to you, and the door is large but far away. You hold it in front of you, next to large door that’s far away from you. Rather than listen to me try to describe the game, it’s best to watch it for yourself, with one of Pillow Castle’s early videos showcasing the technology behind it.Īs you can see, it’s a first person 3D puzzle game for PC, revolving around manipulating objects to become the size they appear to be from your perspective. This game first caught my attention when I was linked to an early demo of it on YouTube, unique in that it plays around with your sense of perspective in a very clever and creative way. It was here, I finally got a chance to go hands-on with Museum of Simulation Technology from Pillow Castle Games. Alongside E3 was a very special event showcasing some of the coolest indie developers and their games, known as ‘The Mix’.
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