Ignoring the price, Superliminal gets a "Meh" from me. Factoring in the (at time of writing) $20 USD asking price, I can't recommend it. Even at the summer sale pricing of $12 it still feels too expensive.

Superliminal has some good ideas behind it, but unlike the likes of the Portal series, Superliminal depends too heavily on its single main mechanic without any difficulty ramp to keep you interested. If this game ran much longer I don't think I could have been bothered to finish it.

When the game throws a new curveball at you, it'll be good the first time then be mundane when/if you encounter it again. To my mind, Superliminal may be worth a single playthrough, but only if you get it for a sale price.

Ignoring the price, Superliminal gets a "Meh" from me. Factoring in the (at time of writing) $20 USD asking price, I can't recommend it. Even at the summer sale pricing of $12 it still feels too expensive. Superliminal has some good ideas behind it, but unlike the likes of the Portal series, Superliminal depends too heavily on its single main mechanic without any difficulty ramp to keep you interested. If this game ran much longer I don't think I could have been bothered to finish it. When the game throws a new curveball at you, it'll be good the first time then be mundane when/if you encounter it again. To my mind, Superliminal may be worth a single playthrough, but only if you get it for a sale price.