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Adventure, Indie, Survival
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Pulse is a first person survival game that takes place in an unseen world revealed only by sound.
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Raw, contemplative, unpretentious and serious.
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Critical HitDarryn BonthuysOct 20157/10Pulse is a great idea, translating the isolation of being blind into a funky adventure of discovery. It's just not much more than that really, as the concept can be short-sighted in the long run.
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DestructoidJed WhitakerOct 20156.5/10If Pulse had a longer, more in-depth story with evolving gameplay, it would be easily recommendable. As it stands now, it feels more like a proof-of-concept than a full-fledged game.
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We Got This CoveredAndrew HeatonOct 20153/5 starsWhat Pixel Pi Games have with Pulse is a charming tale of peril and danger, all thrown squarely at a character with a major disadvantage.
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Hardcore GamerJordan HelmNov 20152/5A faithfully promising concept with an ultimately (at the very least) questionable execution.
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COGconnectedPaul SullivanNov 201540/100Sadly, Pulse is a linear experience, with a critical route that must be followed. Curiosity sapped.
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IGDB rating 5.1/10 from 4 ratings.
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