Possessions

Noodlecake

Contains adsIn-app purchases

About this game

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.

Ratings and reviews

What a fun, engaging, different kind of game. I don't think ive played a game like this,ever. Its put together inside the telling of a story about a little family and their lives together. In each scene, you manipulate the angle and direction of the room/scenery to get floating objects back into the places they belong in, in the current scene. In between certain levels, you get to watch what is going on at the time in the family's life. Gets more difficult as you go on! A little short.

Neither gameplay nor story were interesting enough to make me willing to part with four bucks by the time it started serving me ads every. single. level. I was literally spending more time waiting for ads to end than I was playing the game. I gave it three ads, then un-installed. I hope that your mileage varies, cuz that was intolerable. Second star because the gameplay subtly suggested that it might get engaging eventually. I may revisit the game if the dev DRASTICALLY drops the ad frequency.

What an amazingly simple concept that no one had thought of yet, which is moving the entire room to place objects, instead of manipulating the objects themselves. I thought it would be too easy, and while most of the rooms are pretty simple, some of them have me scratching my head. This game is very addictive and I highly recommend it for some chillout time.

What’s new

Bug fixes