First-person puzzle fans switch between a 3D camera that roams freely and a 2D avatar stuck on the screen. Players maneuver the camera to reshape paths and guide the avatar to the level exit. This free-to-play title stands out by letting the 3D view twist perspectives in fresh ways, unlike fixed-rotation spatial puzzles.
Developed by DigiPen students in 2012 and now updated for modern PCs on Steam, the game delivers clever 2D navigation challenges through 3D movement. Puzzle enthusiasts who enjoy brain-teasing spatial tricks find a perfect fit here.
Perspective is a first person puzzle game developed by students at DigiPen in 2012. Now, for the first time, the game comes to Steam, updated for modern computers.
In Perspective, the player has two modes of control: a first person camera moving in 3D space, and a 2D avatar constrained to your screen. In order to get the 2D avatar to the exit at the end of the level, the 3D player needs to move around to create new 2D paths. Unlike other spatial puzzle games like Crush or Fez, Perspective allows the 3D player to move around freely, opening up new ways to use perspective tricks to solve puzzles in 2D.
This game was developed as a student project at DigiPen Institute of Technology and was created for educational purposes only. Please check out our publisher page for more information.
