Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/possessions/id1459918235 Possessions. Noodlecake ** // Indie Game of the Year, FICCI 2020 // Nominee, International Mobile Gaming Awards 2020 // Indie Game of the Year,… Buy Now Watch Media Details** // Indie Game of the Year, FICCI 2020 // Nominee, International Mobile Gaming Awards 2020 // Indie Game of the Year, India GDC 2019 // ...25 best Apple Arcade games to make the most of your subscription, GamesRadar // ...The best games on Apple Arcade, Macworld UK // ...10 Apple Arcade puzzle games that will make you smarter while you play, CNET ** Imagine a room where a TV seems to be sitting on a table. But when you look at it from another angle, it appears to be floating in mid-air. Magic? No. Perspective? Yes. Welcome to a world where your eyes deceive you every day. Welcome to the world of Possessions - a minimalist 3D puzzle game about perspective and spatial awareness. In Possessions, you will look at various objects from different angles until they appear in their right place, all while learning the story of a family inhabiting the house. ELEGANT DESIGN Colourful and minimalist 3D visuals that are a treat to your eyes. Explore multiple rooms, each with its unique setting. A TALE OF A FAMILY Witness the life and struggles of a family's story, crafted without dialogue or text. ENJOY WITH EASE Simply rotate the room to change the perspective. Designed to be easy for everyone to pick up and enjoy. MESMERIZING AUDIO Lose yourself in the soothing soundtrack, which complements the game and enhances the experience. MULTIPLE LEVELS OF FUN Enjoy evolving and challenging gameplay with different mechanics in 33 hand-crafted levels. GET IMMERSED IN AR Experience Possessions in the real world with AR - a new mode where you solve levels in augmented reality by physically moving around the rooms. PLAY ANYWHERE Whether you are on a bus with your iPhone, sitting on the couch watching Apple TV, or working on your Mac, sync your progress across devices and play anywhere! Information Seller:Noodlecake Genre:Arcade, Puzzle Release:Sep 19, 2019 Updated:Oct 17, 2022 Version:2.14 Size:1.8 GB TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating:Unrated Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel MES Active Member Aug 28, 2016 29 2 3 #2 MES, Sep 23, 2019 This is a great game. I am really enjoying it. My question is will there be more levels added . Actual Size Member Oct 25, 2012 23 0 1 Denver #3 Actual Size, Sep 23, 2019 I really hope they make more levels. I've already completed it. Morbus Iff Well-Known Member Sep 9, 2010 236 33 28 #4 Morbus Iff, Sep 24, 2019 Echoing what the others have said: you run out of levels rather quickly, and I'd love to see more. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #5 ste86uk, Sep 27, 2019 Just tried this and played the first 11 levels and I really like the game it’s beautiful and really good. I can’t remember when I last played a game using a concept like this one I guess it’s a puzzle game? I’m not really too bothered about the cutscenes but at least they are short. Although as people have mentioned about the levels I can see if I play it for a long period of time I’ll likely complete it pretty quickly. But the game is free being on Apple Arcade and it’s well worth your time to play it even if it is short so far for me it’s really enjoyable and relaxing. Barak Well-Known Member Mar 13, 2010 230 4 18 Portland, OR #6 Barak, Sep 27, 2019 I played through and beat this one but I had to force myself. It just felt boring to me. I felt like an interior decorator in a boring suburban home. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #7 ste86uk, Sep 28, 2019 I just started the third chapter even though I’m trying to take my time because it’s short. But it’s a good game to play and I’m enjoying it still. I get bored very easily and don’t get bored while playing this at all, I can see what your saying but maybe you don’t like puzzle games to begin with anyway? They are fairly simple puzzles though but clever. ROGER-NL likes this. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #8 ste86uk, Sep 29, 2019 Just completed this too, really nice game and it’s easy to recommend to anyone as it’s super casual even people that don’t really game would probably like it. I like that the last achievement said the end? So hopefully the question mark means that there will be more. The story seems like it isn’t finished yet so hopefully the game will be added to but I wonder where the revenue comes from for that with it being an AA game? Morbus Iff Well-Known Member Sep 9, 2010 236 33 28 #9 Morbus Iff, Sep 29, 2019 I've been wondering that too. Is there really a path forward for DLC in AA games? What's the incentive for adding more content to a game that is likely governed by a one-app finite-release contract? Is your payout based on initial downloads? Play time? Concurrent users? ste86uk likes this. andsoitgoes Well-Known Member Jun 30, 2010 2,673 58 48 In a van, down by the river! #10 andsoitgoes, Sep 30, 2019 I think the main goal is play time. So adding DLC brings people back in to spend more time in the game. At least that’s the rumblings I’ve heard. I don’t know how many people really know how the payment structure works. macplash Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2014 2,645 1,103 113 Male 3D artist Munich, Germany #11 macplash, Oct 1, 2019 Last edited: Oct 1, 2019 Let me help you here. It’s nothing new. Blueprints 3D is like 8 years old concept. Shadowmatic is “only” 4-5, still fairly similar. Point being, they’re both better actually. I’m kinda disappointed by this game. It has potential, but it’s too short. I finished it in one sitting, probably in like 75 minutes. And I didn’t skip a single cutscene. There’s no challenge in here. Sometimes there’s so many objects in the scene it solves itself just by starting moving around. I didn’t care for the story either. So dad works hard to provide for his family so they can afford stuff, hence the title, but is pictured as someone who only pays attention to work and neglect his family. Judging by the uplifting music in last few stages I assume everything turned out great for everybody. They have screening room in the basement, pool outside. Artistic gay son is happy I guess. Speaking about music. I can’t remember when was the last time I found the in-game music so annoying and unbearable. Aside from couple of stages in the end it was just painful. Visuals are very nice, controls are responsive and everything moves and feels smoothly. But as I said. Game’s too short to enjoy. Storytelling in form of grayscale cutscenes feels somber and bleak. Music ruins everything. On top of it all there’s no challenge. No replayability whatsoever. Wasted potential. Play it if you’re bored of other games. If you like this kind of puzzles, grab one of those games I mentioned earlier instead. edit: oh yeah, I forgot to mention AR aspect of the game which should provide new perspective and twist into gameplay. Well, it doesn’t. When I’m asked to pick up a well lit floor and tap on it to place the virtual scene, it’s just floating somewhere above instead. So, not for me either. For AR experience I’d pick up literally any other game. ste86uk Well-Known Member May 9, 2012 6,774 1,003 113 #12 ste86uk, Oct 1, 2019 Some of that seems a bit harsh but I also agree with some of it, the game is pretty easy it’s more of an experience than a game I guess although I still did like it. The cut scenes didn’t do much for me either and yeh I don’t know what it was trying to say but just seemed like the guy was always working and ignoring his family. I’m glad I played it, it didn’t cost me anything and I’d play more if they add more. But I wouldn’t have been happy if I purchased this. macplash Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2014 2,645 1,103 113 Male 3D artist Munich, Germany #13 macplash, Oct 1, 2019 Yeah. I'm not in a great mood today so it might be reflected in what I wrote. It's still the truth though. This game was one of those anticipated ones for me. Imagine my surprise when it ended almost sooner than it started. I'm usually OK-ish when the game's shorter than expected provided it's been an emotional ride from start to finish or its strong story-driven experience keeps great taste afterwards. But in this case it was neither. ste86uk likes this. Morbus Iff Well-Known Member Sep 9, 2010 236 33 28 #14 Morbus Iff, Oct 1, 2019 The cutscenes didn't bother me too much. To some degree, it's similar to one of the stories in ASSEMBLE WITH CARE: a dad who works too much and then realizes he has children. Frankly, I think it's an important thing to hammer in again and again, and even if only one male player "gets it", it's a win. I occasionally find myself wanting to play "one more level" or yes "work a little longer" when my own kids are yelling at me to play with them instead. Fatherhood is important and I fail at it every day. With that said, POSSESSIONS wins the beloved and oft-awarded "useless use of AR" trophy. Who wants to play the entire game standing up and circling like a moron? Not this dad. macplash Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2014 2,645 1,103 113 Male 3D artist Munich, Germany #15 macplash, Oct 1, 2019 LOL... touché! Morbus Iff Well-Known Member Sep 9, 2010 236 33 28 #16 Morbus Iff, Oct 1, 2019 Anyone know what the hidden achievements are? MetaGonzo Well-Known Member May 7, 2009 1,459 271 83 #17 MetaGonzo, Oct 12, 2019 Well the interesting mechanic got pretty old by the time it was over. I’ll be happy to do without more unless something new is thrown into the mix. Worth a play through if you’ve got a boring hour or so to dispose of. Georgina Well-Known Member Patreon Bronze Jan 30, 2010 361 7 18 Sydney #18 Georgina, Oct 23, 2019 Yeah, this one was a fizzer for me. Dull gameplay interspersed with awkward cut-scenes. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Password: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
Just tried this and played the first 11 levels and I really like the game it’s beautiful and really good. I can’t remember when I last played a game using a concept like this one I guess it’s a puzzle game? I’m not really too bothered about the cutscenes but at least they are short. Although as people have mentioned about the levels I can see if I play it for a long period of time I’ll likely complete it pretty quickly. But the game is free being on Apple Arcade and it’s well worth your time to play it even if it is short so far for me it’s really enjoyable and relaxing.
I played through and beat this one but I had to force myself. It just felt boring to me. I felt like an interior decorator in a boring suburban home.
I just started the third chapter even though I’m trying to take my time because it’s short. But it’s a good game to play and I’m enjoying it still. I get bored very easily and don’t get bored while playing this at all, I can see what your saying but maybe you don’t like puzzle games to begin with anyway? They are fairly simple puzzles though but clever.
Just completed this too, really nice game and it’s easy to recommend to anyone as it’s super casual even people that don’t really game would probably like it. I like that the last achievement said the end? So hopefully the question mark means that there will be more. The story seems like it isn’t finished yet so hopefully the game will be added to but I wonder where the revenue comes from for that with it being an AA game?
I've been wondering that too. Is there really a path forward for DLC in AA games? What's the incentive for adding more content to a game that is likely governed by a one-app finite-release contract? Is your payout based on initial downloads? Play time? Concurrent users?
I think the main goal is play time. So adding DLC brings people back in to spend more time in the game. At least that’s the rumblings I’ve heard. I don’t know how many people really know how the payment structure works.
Let me help you here. It’s nothing new. Blueprints 3D is like 8 years old concept. Shadowmatic is “only” 4-5, still fairly similar. Point being, they’re both better actually. I’m kinda disappointed by this game. It has potential, but it’s too short. I finished it in one sitting, probably in like 75 minutes. And I didn’t skip a single cutscene. There’s no challenge in here. Sometimes there’s so many objects in the scene it solves itself just by starting moving around. I didn’t care for the story either. So dad works hard to provide for his family so they can afford stuff, hence the title, but is pictured as someone who only pays attention to work and neglect his family. Judging by the uplifting music in last few stages I assume everything turned out great for everybody. They have screening room in the basement, pool outside. Artistic gay son is happy I guess. Speaking about music. I can’t remember when was the last time I found the in-game music so annoying and unbearable. Aside from couple of stages in the end it was just painful. Visuals are very nice, controls are responsive and everything moves and feels smoothly. But as I said. Game’s too short to enjoy. Storytelling in form of grayscale cutscenes feels somber and bleak. Music ruins everything. On top of it all there’s no challenge. No replayability whatsoever. Wasted potential. Play it if you’re bored of other games. If you like this kind of puzzles, grab one of those games I mentioned earlier instead. edit: oh yeah, I forgot to mention AR aspect of the game which should provide new perspective and twist into gameplay. Well, it doesn’t. When I’m asked to pick up a well lit floor and tap on it to place the virtual scene, it’s just floating somewhere above instead. So, not for me either. For AR experience I’d pick up literally any other game.
Some of that seems a bit harsh but I also agree with some of it, the game is pretty easy it’s more of an experience than a game I guess although I still did like it. The cut scenes didn’t do much for me either and yeh I don’t know what it was trying to say but just seemed like the guy was always working and ignoring his family. I’m glad I played it, it didn’t cost me anything and I’d play more if they add more. But I wouldn’t have been happy if I purchased this.
Yeah. I'm not in a great mood today so it might be reflected in what I wrote. It's still the truth though. This game was one of those anticipated ones for me. Imagine my surprise when it ended almost sooner than it started. I'm usually OK-ish when the game's shorter than expected provided it's been an emotional ride from start to finish or its strong story-driven experience keeps great taste afterwards. But in this case it was neither.
The cutscenes didn't bother me too much. To some degree, it's similar to one of the stories in ASSEMBLE WITH CARE: a dad who works too much and then realizes he has children. Frankly, I think it's an important thing to hammer in again and again, and even if only one male player "gets it", it's a win. I occasionally find myself wanting to play "one more level" or yes "work a little longer" when my own kids are yelling at me to play with them instead. Fatherhood is important and I fail at it every day. With that said, POSSESSIONS wins the beloved and oft-awarded "useless use of AR" trophy. Who wants to play the entire game standing up and circling like a moron? Not this dad.
Well the interesting mechanic got pretty old by the time it was over. I’ll be happy to do without more unless something new is thrown into the mix. Worth a play through if you’ve got a boring hour or so to dispose of.
