This gets a 4/10 for me, so sadly a thumbs down since mixed reviews still aren't allowed. A shame though:

The good:
- game idea is good
- sound design is good
- visual style of those games is on point

But what makes me not recommend this game:
- the price is comparatively steep for this genre, I have paid less for more impactul games
- tedious game play with barely any horror apart from the end
- you have to replay this game at least 3 times to see everything, and you have to do 95 % of the stuff again
- it's micromanagement becomes annoying later on
- it shows hints of world building but doesn't really provide something to latch on and really indulge in the atmosphere

I like the creativity dear dev, but this game isn't just for me. Will look into your next games though!

Give me some tasks to do where I'm a weird little guy and there's another weird little guy and things are weird.

A very short game that somehow manages to overstay its welcome on your screen.

There is some atmosphere to it early on, as far as your "indie low poly" game goes, and it starts promising by having purposely obtuse, strange mechanics. Ultimately, the unraveling of it is very poor and uninteresting, bordering a bonafide s‎h‎i‎tpost. More of a "journey over destination" kind of experience, except the journey is the laziest ball juggle of all time, where the balls are all in your mouth until a fish falls onto you from the sky leading to them be spat out unceremoniously.

In the age of AI writing tools, it's gotten hard to make out what is a wacky blotch of artistic brainscatter and what is a prompted narrative asking to staple a bunch of unrelated tech demos you came up with over the weekend. Maybe that's the "Threshold" the game's title refers to; how much you can get away with, specially when you sneak your game into a bundle with something more successful. Absolutely not worth the asking price, not even on sale.

TL;DR

Save yourself the time and watch it on youtube if you really want. Your actions have very little impact in the endings which frankly are all equally forgettable, so playing it is as pointless as whatever it is trying to say; something about veganism? *crunches glass*

If you're itching for some eerie games with simple graphics and good mystique, consider checking out some of the following:

- Eversion
- The Stanley Parable
- DREDGE