Closure is a platform-puzzle game in a very unique form.

It has a very beautiful and minimalist (and kind of creepy) design all in black and white and very good sound and music as well. The way the game works with the shadow/light is pretty cool, and the levels are very well design, some of them has more than one way to be completed or some "secrets", and that's pretty cool.

The gameplay is pretty simple: you walk, grab some items, jump and enter the doors. That's it. The little tutorial in the beginning of the game is cool and teach that in a nice and practical way.

The light/shadow trick is the heart of the game, only the things that are in the light are visible and exists, you can't go out or place any object in the shadow. This is the point of most fun and sometimes frustration.

The idea of taking a light always with you to know and (literally) make your path is awesome, and very original. It is explored in many ways until the end of the game but there are levels that you will take so much time to you figure what to do and in the last moment you let go that beam of light and it's all lost because the key is gone in the dark.

The good point is that you can play it for 15 minutes or so, clear one or two levels and return later, because you will not have to learn all over again. It's pretty intuitive.

So, if you like some puzzles you should definitely try Closure, it is nice, simple, beautiful, original and challenging.

The shadow is your best friend and also your worst enemy.

Closure by Eyebrow Interactive is a creative platformer that revolves around the manipulation of light to solve very tricky levels shrouded in darkness. As you can only touch and interact with things that you can only see. You play as a four legged alien creature who is exploring the through the minds of three human beings. With each unique and level represents some if their thoughts. If you're a fan of limbo you’ll love this game.

Closure could be easily be compared to the game LIMBO as they share many great characteristics, but both still unique in their own ways. The mysterious and dark way this story is portrayed is one of its great characteristic of the game. With the complete lack of dialogue the story is told within each level as these puzzles represents something in the minds of these three characters. This way of storytelling is what really got me to feel some emotion within these puzzles. And with a amazing gloomy, mysterious soundtrack who needs dialogue.

The puzzles of Closure are very, extremely, painfully, mind bogglingly difficult. OK maybe I’m over exaggerating some levels become a cake walk once you get the idea of the puzzle down. Although, because of how hard these puzzles are I lost major appeal to the game. I never completed the game 100 percent as without a guide these puzzles could take a long while to complete.


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Closure is an excellent monochrome puzzle game in which you mostly deal with light and darkness.It's fresh and has quite challenging puzzles.You will feel a sense of accoplishment each time you manage to beat a puzzle and its truly enjoyable.You won't be frustrated if you get stuck in a puzzle as after finishing it you will realize that the solution was right there.Brilliant Game 4/5

Bought the game and it doesn't work. Went on the discussion board and tried to fix it using the advice posted there but nothing. Reading more recent reviews it seems the devs have given up on trying to fix the problem. Don't buy this game, save your money. If this does ever get fixed I'll be sure to change this review.

Nothing you can't see actually exists; this is the concept behind "Closure" and the change in thinking required is very similar to how "thinking with portals" is different than other puzzle experiences. Simple design, and the fact that you're wandering around in the dark and that the darkness itself could mean a plumet into the abyss makes for a rather claustraphobic and eerie experience.

Have only played an hour and a half but can see that it's a very clever game worth playing if you like puzzle games that force you to think with an alien reality (such as Portal)

CLOSURE is a black and white alienish platform puzzle game where the world exists because of light. Without light, there is only nothing and I mean nothing, if you try to jump onto a platform that doesn't have light near it, you will fall through the world. If you are swimming and your light floats away, you will drop out of the world without it. Solid walls become jumps when there is no light on them. The object of each of the almost 100 levels is basically to make it to the door at the end. You can pick up lit orbs, you can put lit orbs into carriers that will carry them. This leads to some really interesting platform mechanics, such as moving lights turn into elevators when normally they'd be solid walls. You can put orbs into transporters that will make 2 areas lit instead of 1. There are push boxes, push rollers that will of course roll, lit push boxes, lamps that you can adjust to cast light onto different areas and so on. This is a unique, enjoyable, atmospheric, immerse game, but I have a feeling that once you're done, you're done. They made a really alien world here and the music is awesome and belongs in a suspense drama. After the tutorial levels when the game opens up, the music eases up so its not as intense. Very worth a play through, I own it a few different ways, Steam, GOG, did I mention its free for Playstation Plus members?