Limbo-like games

The game Limbo is special in that it doesn't quite capture this mystical dimension in my head, but it captures the essence of it. You are a young boy who awakens in a lonely world made of shades of black, white, and gray. The video game logic requires you to move from left to right and jump over the obstacles that appear. This is a simple task that requires little attention for the first few minutes. This is your chance to take in your surroundings. The background gives a sense of depth, but the branches and bridges are lifelike and blurry. The little hero trots with the charming lanky figure of a 6-year-old, with bright, twinkling eyes shining from his jet-black silhouette.

It caught my attention to like this game because of the word limbo. It's a kind of a game, way back in the '80s, which had a rod or rope holding two people at both ends, and then each player crosses in the string not touching while dancing. But when I checked if this game was a pre-registered game, I hoped I can play it because it attracts me to the graphics style. It's like a cartoon.

Video games are an art form composed of visuals, sounds, and a mythical element called gameplay. Limbo is a perfect example of how these three crafts work together to create something great. With no text, dialogue, or explanations, it's easier to convey situation and context to players than most other games. This his 2D black and white puzzle platform game is one of the best he can play on any platform this year.