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Filament

Moby ID: 144803 ~~$16.99~~ $4.24 (Linux) on Steam ~~$16.99~~ $4.24 (Windows) on Steam

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Windows screenshots

thumbnail — The title screen and main menu follows the usual company logos

thumbnail — Th game has quite a few customisation options

thumbnail — There's an animated sequence in which the player's character, shown here, approaches and docks with another Filament Corp. vessel

thumbnail — Here the player's character, later to be named Pluto, is leaving their ship. The corridor running right/left did not look like his a moment ago, the roof disappeared as Pluto entered

thumbnail — One of the early tutorial puzzles. The object of the puzzles is to light up the 'anchors' by connecting them with a light filament but the filanent can never cross over itself

thumbnail — Once the tutorial levels have been passed the player enters the allegedly unmanned ship to be greeted by a voice

thumbnail — There are items to be found and examined

thumbnail — Later puzzles become harder and involve awkward walls and walls that disappear when their associated anchor is illuminated

thumbnail — Pressing the F key changes perspective on the current puzzle

thumbnail — Here I have cleared all the puzzles for this anchor. However if I attempt to re-enter I can select where I want to recommence the game

thumbnail — A computer terminal, just like the one I used at work in the 1980's. Elsewhere in the spaceship are items that can be viewed here

thumbnail — It is very frustrating getting to a point like this. Everything that should be lit up is lit up, which makes the door open, but when as I make a move for the door I break a connection and it close

thumbnail — A colleactable

thumbnail — As the player progresses they encounter coloured lights. This is example from the tutorial and it shows how not to handle this new kind of puzzle

thumbnail — Remember that computer terminal? This is what it is used for

thumbnail — The spaceship seems huge at first but quite quickly I came to the end of the level and it felt a bit disappointing

thumbnail — Another twist to the basic puzzle, now the columns must be connected based on their size

thumbnail — Here it looks as though the rotating columns must be connected and aligned

thumbnail — There are three door colours. White doors means no puzzles have been completed, green means all puzzles completed and yellow means some completed, the squares show how many

thumbnail — There is an in-game map but it is on the ship's computer. Apparently there are three floors to work through

thumbnail — Items with this kind or white square outline are things that Pluto can interact with

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