Max Level: I’m not easily impressed. In fact, when it comes to gaming I happen to pride myself as being somewhat Simon Cowell-ish in my judgement… not really. But rarely does a game come along that provokes my curiosity as much as the self proclaimed “fourth-person” adventure/puzzler Pavilion. If you’re unfamiliar with this upcoming indie title, don’t fret, as developer Visiontrick Media has done a fantastic job at keeping much of its details under lock and key.
In Pavilion: Touch Edition, from Visiontrick, players can’t control their hero directly — he won’t go where you tap or turn right at your command. Instead, you control the environment and your hero will route around obstacles you place. This fourth-person exploration adventure takes players through a mysterious dream world, full of logic puzzles to solve.
Masters of the peculiar and the surreal, Visiontrick Media has cultivated a unique image for itself as a game developer; incorporating new technology, and exploring the possibilities of interactive media. With their newly released title Pavilion blowing away audiences on mobile, Appolicious sit down with the studio's art director, Rickard Westman, and creative director Henrik Flink.
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AppUnwrapper writes: "Visiontrick Media’s Pavilion combines two things I love — puzzles and gorgeous, surreal artwork. On paper, everything looks great and should be an easy game to recommend. And it probably still is, but with some reservations."
