Connection

This might not be a game file worth downloading and taking up space on your computer. It was one of my first projects when I started learning Unity. The idea was supposed to be a puzzle game that interprets the chaos caused by psychoactive substances in dreams. But clearly, that concept was far too ambitious for me at the time.

I ended up spending more time in Blender trying to make the environments look nice rather than actually refining the gameplay. The one mechanic that was supposed to stand out—the head-turning room-switch—ended up creating a lot of disorientation and loss of control in 3D. It worked okay in my paper prototype, but back then I didn’t realize how much of a difference even small changes—like shifting from a top-down third-person view to a first-person 3D perspective—could make. I completely understand the frustration from players; honestly, I can’t stand this mess myself anymore.

For players who are just curious to see how chaotic it gets:
The goal is to move through each room, find the cables and sockets, and successfully connect them to unlock the next room. Be careful—once your camera rotates more than 90 degrees, you’ll be teleported to the next space.

• [Left Click] to pick up, drop, and connect wires

• [E] to interact