Infra is one of the strangest, most engaging, and most charming games I've ever played. It has atmosphere in heaps, a banging soundtrack, and beautiful industrial architecture to explore. The level design is often obtuse but consistent, and accurate; there's just a tonne of optional puzzles and things to repair or uncover. It can be terrifying but it does nothing obvious to make you scared. I finished the game in 21 hours, and I explored most levels thoroughly but missed a lot of optional content.

Infra is one of the strangest, most engaging, and most charming games I've ever played. It has atmosphere in heaps, a banging soundtrack, and beautiful industrial architecture to explore. The level design is often obtuse but consistent, and accurate; there's just a tonne of optional puzzles and things to repair or uncover. It can be terrifying but it does nothing obvious to make you scared. I finished the game in 21 hours, and I explored most levels thoroughly but missed a lot of optional content.