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About this game

A Void Hope is an immersive narrative adventure set in a collapsed city. Join a troubled couple on a quest for a cure, navigating shadows and secrets along the way.

• Probe the city’s dark alleys, evading lurking threats as you unravel its enigmatic mysteries. Outsmart the shadows and emerge triumphant.
• Challenge your mind to unravel complex puzzles and hunt for essential items in the eerie streets, progressing through the darkness with every ingenious solution.
• Submerge yourself in the enchanting melodies of Waveshaper’s immersive soundtrack, deepening the sense of wonder and mystery as you navigate the urban expanse.
• Engage with the animated retro aesthetics and evolving lighting, revitalizing the city’s essence and enveloping your adventure with an immersive atmosphere at every twist and turn.

Reviews

A Void Hope is one of those games that you want your friends to play through, so you can all talk about it later on. Platforming that has a great old-school SNES feel, with a story that is better shown than told. I found each level to be unique enough, especially when accompanied by the soundtrack, that I didn’t feel like I was replaying the same level again and again. My only complaint is the need to replay some levels in order to fully clear such a short game harshes the vibe, but only a little. Play it when its dark or cloudy out, when you’re in the mood to experience something with feeling; A Void Hope was clearly made with love.

Gaming Nexus

A Void Hope isn’t Elden Pixel’s finest project yet, but it is certainly its most interesting one. Even if its gameplay and story feel shallow, it does a great job of immersing you in its creepy and dark world—this is the kind of game that you’ll probably never play again after you finish it, but you’ll always remember it. It’s worth picking up if you’re at all a fan of this studio’s previous work or if you’re interested in trying something that deviates from the norm a bit.

Nintendo Life

A Void Hope is a captivating experience with an exemplary presentation but esoteric storytelling. I finished it days ago, and I’m still thinking about it. It’s been a long time since I’ve played a game that so thoroughly creeped me out. It is oppressive, claustrophobic, and chilling. It’s worth playing for that experience alone, even if the unknowable story leaves you answerless.

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