Parallax

by NVIDIA Lightspeed Studios


Puzzle

9.99 usd



Parallax is a first-person puzzle game with two overlapping worlds.


Optimized for NVIDIA SHIELD, Parallax is a first-person puzzle game with two overlapping worlds. Weave back and forth between black and white as you try to be in the right place, in the right dimension, at the right time. Use switches, boosters and gravity to help you reach the exit. Can you conquer every mind-bending level?Play it exclusively on NVIDIA SHIELD for the best monochromatic interdimensional puzzle platforming experience!NOTE to SHIELD Tablet owners: Parallax requires a controller. Touch is not currently supported.Fixed inverted look option.Added D-pad menu navigation support.

Read trusted reviews from application customers

Love first person puzzles like this.

Justin Graves

As others have already stated it's broken

Deep Blue

It's a cool game, but every time I exit and come back, all my progress is gone. I don't like having to always restart. Please fix.

Eli Forta

Lack of a storyline and infinitely recycled touchy jumping mechanics hurt an innovative take on the frequently visited n-dimensional puzzler. Has portals but little else in common with Portal so prepare to be disappointed if you're looking for something like Portal. Are we owed a story in 2016 for $10 on the Android Market? Yes, we are.

Michael B

Looks interesting but doesn't support the Xbox 360 controller well enough to be played and doesnt specify as much in the description. Refunding

Jason Crawford

Critical functions are not working on USB otg gamepad. Left-right looking for example.

Matthew Wise

Only played first few levels but very cool so far! Also has excellent gamepad support.

David Hooks

Great game so far and the devs are very responsive. Contacted them about the look inversion and requested d-pad support be added in the menu and both were fixed later that evening. Great job!

Devin Rodriguez

Nice game. Similar to Portal, but look inversion needs to be fixed.

Sean Garrity

This game is so good. Very clever level design and use of puzzles to make use of the alternate universe (if you will) to solve each level. Starts out easy enough but ramps up pretty quickly once you hit the second chapter. Excellent job!

Michael Herauf