A noire and vaudeville inspired world provides a stark background to the hauntingly mature story of a broken family, as a little girl with a friend that nobody can see tries to fix a series of wrongs. While Contrast is a noble effort, perhaps Didi and her invisible friend should have spent their energy on fixing the few wrongs that ultimately hampered this game.
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Setting, score, and story are entirely worth experiencing.
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Concept of using shadows to solve puzzlesis intriguing.
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The overall idea of what Contrast could be...
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Puzzles are mostly simple, boring, or glitchy.
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Unsatisfying short length, with no reason for replay.
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...failed to realize in the final product.
