The WhatsNext verdict
If you enjoy Another World-style cinematic platformers with moody pixel art, light puzzles, and a compact campaign, Full Void delivers a polished and atmospheric few hours. Players seeking deep puzzles, a substantial story, or long-term challenge may find it slight.
What it does best
Handcrafted pixel art gives the ruins a memorable silhouette
A tense, lonely dystopia that communicates through silence and pursuit
Compact puzzles that blend platforming with hands-on hacking
What might put you off
Short runtime
Trial-and-error platforming
The setup
What you are walking into
Set in a dystopian future, Full Void is a 2D cinematic puzzle platformer telling the story of a young teenager alone in a hostile world controlled by a rogue artificial intelligence. Fight your way through puzzles and obstacles to uncover the story that surrounds this broken, crumbling society where only children are still free. But for how long? A pure hand-drawn pixel-art adventure that will keep you on your toes from the very beginning, with a few jump-scares and a thrilling atmosphere but still suitable for all ages as it does not feature any gore or violence. Full Void is a spiritual successor to classic cinematic puzzle platformers such as Prince of Persia, Another World (Out of This World) and Flashback, with a modern twist, innovative visual and gameplay mechanics. Along with traditional puzzles, you can use your hacking skills to interact with elements of the game and make your way through this hostile world full of implacable, faceless creatures continuously one step behind you.
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