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Somerville isn’t always the most enjoyable game to play, then. Its puzzles aren’t anything special, and they’re hampered by clunky controls. But what is special... Read more

Somerville is a nice looking adventure game with a unique puzzle element idea, but narrative and performance inconsistencies leave the overall experience a bit muted. Read more

Somerville doesn't stand quite as tall as some of its contemporaries, but its unsettling sci-fi mysteries are still a good way to spend a Friday... Read more

Somerville attempts to be the next Inside or Limbo, but with colour and a lot more sci-fi. It mostly succeeds, as some of its off-kilter... Read more

When the journey was over, with the credits rolling, I found myself left deep in thought, reflecting on what I had just seen unfold and... Read more

It's hard to recommend Somerville purely on the basis of what loosely-tied and ultimately lacking material its narrative provides. Read more

It feels like cheating to call Somerville a debut indie title when its creator's individual pedigree is so strong, but it's a tremendous spiritual successor... Read more

Some clever puzzles, great visuals, and a solid story help carry Somerville through its occasional rough spots. Read more

"Some technical issues here or there but the worldview, the puzzles and the tense and eerie atmosphere make Somerville well worth playing" Read more

Somerville never hits its stride, thanks to flat direction and frustrating mechanics. Read more

Somerville left me with many more questions than answers, but the journey was well worth it in the end. Taking around 5-6 hours to complete,... Read more

Somerville is a bleak, threatening and intimidating world to survive as you struggle to save your family. Its mix of surprisingly in-depth gameplay puzzling, beautiful... Read more

Somerville relies on its fantastic animations and settings to tell a story of a father trying to reunite with his family. But without important story... Read more

In truth, I’m not the biggest thinker when it comes to media. I watch a film, read a book, play a game, and take what’s... Read more

Somerville is held back by technical shortcomings, but is full of impressive moments worth experiencing with the lights turned low and and your headphones up... Read more

Somerville is one of the year’s biggest surprises, and I’m still shocked to see it fly under the radar. Its portrayal of an alien invasion... Read more

I suppose, then, that Somerville is the most welcoming of the three games, starting with the familiar, and riding the slow, exponential line upward into... Read more

Somerville has ties to modern legends Limbo and Inside, but it’s equally reminiscent of another Hall of Famer: Out of This World. The end result... Read more

Overall, Somerville has a fantastic and intriguing world that’s begging to be explored from the off. Wonderful art and sound design compounded with excellent character... Read more

Jumpship's debut is a fantastic sci-fi tale with an intense atmosphere and wonderfully touching narrative, even if there are a few puzzle and movement frustrations. Read more

It was a bold move for the devs to try and move this traditionally 2D style of game into this hybrid 3D space, but I... Read more

An escape from alien invasion, with beautiful art direction. Read more

Somerville is a flawed game and doesn't execute all of its ideas perfectly, but from its captivating story to some of its striking imagery, there's... Read more

Somerville is a beautiful and smart environmental puzzler filled with great ideas and a story that grips you from start to finish. Read more

Somerville is a true "short and sweet" gaming experience that really throws a spanner into traditional storytelling and gaming. Read more

Gorgeous, creative, and tense, Somerville can make for a fairly gripping adventure, but difficulty seeing what you're doing, a fair amount of frustration, and an... Read more

Jumpship's wordless debut comes uniquely structured, but neither the story nor the gameplay do enough to help it carry the torch it's been passed. Read more

“Somerville” reminded me of the qualities that I cherish in adventure games, particularly their ability to plunge one into the unexpected. I appreciated how its... Read more

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A disappointing follow-up to Limbo and Inside that lacks the same complexity of plot and puzzles, and yet struggles surprisingly poorly with the move to... Read more

Somerville is a fantastic debut for Jumpship that should be commended, but a little extra polish in some key areas would have made an already... Read more

Ultimately it's the setting, art direction, and non-verbal cinematic storytelling where Somerville excels. But even here there are long lulls and a few sections that... Read more

Appealing art direction and excellent sound design do a lot of the heavy lifting in Somerville, but are undermined at almost every turn by frustratingly... Read more

Jumpship's debut mixes grand sci-fi and familial drama in a more cinematic take on PLAYDEAD's earlier titles to mixed effect. Read more

Somerville has great potential, as not many games leave us wishing for more. It's an innovative puzzle game that falls a little short of its... Read more

Somerville is a near-perfect adventure game themed around an alien apocalypse, with fantastic puzzles and exploration. Its few missteps do little to detract from the... Read more

Somerville is a fantastically evocative game as it depicts an everyman's journey through a War of the Worlds-like alien invasion, leaning on countless sci-fi tropes... Read more

So yeah… Somerville kind of sucks. The best parts of the game are when it focuses on the alien invasion aspect. The worst parts are... Read more

Despite its issues, Somerville manages to offer a mostly enjoyable experience. The family bond forged in an opening scene, which is easily the highlight of... Read more

Somerville is an intriguing, sometimes thought provoking venture that while initially mysterious ultimately ends up being a bit bland dragged down by a lack of... Read more

One man and his dog traverse the English countryside after an alien invasion in this haunting, wordless game: a masterclass in foreboding sound design and... Read more

Though getting through it was occasionally bumpy, I only wish I'd been able to get more of it once it really got going. And had... Read more

If you're wanting something that is easy and quick to play, and you're a big fan of sci-fi-oriented narratives, then Somerville's short two and a... Read more

Somerville does at least stick the landing with a third act that largely pushes the puzzles to the side in favor of an alien mind... Read more

Somerville's biggest fault isn't with Jumpship utilizing Playdead’s successful template, but rather in forgetting to incorporate the pedigree alongside it. Read more

In dark murky cues, colors pops will either mean danger or interactable objectives. There is no soundtrack thankfully as it would just divert the attention... Read more

Somerville is a strong IP for Jumpship to begin their portfolio. Read more

Somerville's greatest flaw is just how boring it is. It is more of a walking-sim than a platforming-adventure game. Reactive objects are also colour-coded yellow,... Read more

I couldn't say Somerville is my favourite game, nor would I say it's particularly action-packed or noteworthy in terms of puzzles, but technically it's a... Read more

Somerville is a game where both the new and old ideas don't work in the game's favor. The platforming is nonexistent, while the puzzles are... Read more

Although Somerville has some standout features, gorgeously peaceful environments, and atmospheric, silent storytelling, they're somewhat dulled by its terrible controls, awful performance, and lack of... Read more

In Somerville's attempt to differentiate from Limbo and Inside, player's are left with a moody, wordless story lacking technical finesse and head-scratching puzzles that define... Read more

Somerville has some enthralling set pieces backed by some stellar sound design. While its narrative may be too much for some to decipher, its nuanced... Read more

Players are left to decipher the path to these endings with little to no guidance from the game itself. This lack of direction will lead... Read more

Somerville provides an interesting attempt to create a "new", sci-fi, Inside, but it fails in its implementation and in the abstract idea of its story. Read more

Somerville takes inspiration from 2 great modern classics, Limbo and Inside, however, it falls short to offer a deep contemplative experience. Despite some technical difficulties,... Read more

Jumpship tries its best to evoke Playdead's aura with Somerville and even if thematically there are some great ideas with a good art direction but... Read more

With his particular vision of The War of the Worlds, Somerville proposes a precious cinematic adventure focused on narration. Read more