Fotonica [Games]

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Created by Santa Ragione, a micro game-studio based in Milan, Fotonica is a "Pay What You Want" first person game about jumping, sense of speed and discovery. The key is timing, the goal is exploring and traveling flawlessly through the environment. The setting is an abstract - mainly duotone - outlined world, with a look referring to the geometrical abstractions from the 50s a the 3D low-poly gaming era.

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