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Ether One is a first person adventure that deals with the fragility of the human mind.
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Contemplative, dark, tiny and inward.
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Hardcore GamerGeoff ThewApr 20144.5/5Ether One might well represent the apex of its particular subgenre. It engages the player at every level they might want to engage it, and rewards them handsomely for plunging into its depths.
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DestructoidSteven HansenMay 20149/10Ether One nails its puzzles, atmosphere, and sound (ambient and voice acting). It also nails its story -- whether or not you decide to fully unravel its world and its mysteries -- culminating in a, well, refreshing, smart finale that will stay on my mind for years to come.
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Game RevolutionGil AlmogiMar 20144.5/5 starsI found the path devoid of puzzles a dubious gaming choice for players. Like any good first-person adventurer, I racked up the hours finding that last clue. If I didn't bother, I'd have blown through the narrative in a few hours.
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Rock, Paper, ShotgunJohn WalkerApr 2014The game is clearly enormously detailed, a real passion piece, and one I fought and fought to enjoy. It didn't work out for me. I suspect it may for others.
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games(TM)Apr 20146/10It might not appeal to everyone, but Ether One is an exceptional example of what can be done with simple game design. It has a quality not commonly seen in smaller indie titles, and the courage to do things a little differently.
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IGDB rating 7.3/10 from 41 ratings.
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