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Release date: Nov 16, 2016

Genre: Action & Adventure / Puzzle & trivia

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Developer: Namazu Studios LLC

Publisher: Namazu Studios LLC

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Languages: English, French, Portuguese, Spanish

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Release date: Nov 16, 2016

Genre: Action & Adventure / Puzzle & trivia

Rating:

Developer: Namazu Studios LLC

Publisher: Namazu Studios LLC

Cheats:

Languages: English, French, Portuguese, Spanish

Description

Nebulous is a physics-based puzzle game where you must help guide Commander Dash Johnson, a trapped astronaut, through maze-like levels, seeking the next wormhole to his eventual freedom. Arrange the pieces of the puzzle so that when he falls, gravity and momentum guide him safely (and probably painfully) to the end. Every level has up to 5 playfields, arranged in a cube. Rotate the level and move the objects in each panel, then release Dash and hope he makes it through to the final wormhole! Deal with unreliable gravity, trampolines, conveyor belts, and other fun inconveniences. - Solve a plethora of brain-teasing physics-driven puzzles - Use trampolines, gravity machines, conveyor belts, space rocks, lasers, blocks, blocks, and more blocks (and other stuff) - Guide a powerless astronaut through an absurdly horrific limbo and relish his misfortunes as he questions his sanity in fully voiced dialogue - There’s no such thing as space madness