In Slope Game, a neon-lit hallway that seems to stretch on forever is surrounded by an antiquated, computerized abstract geometry reminiscent of a long-forgotten theory. Your own brain system is extended by the ball's straightforward, almost ruthless shape. It doesn't request authorization to accelerate. It doesn't wait for comprehension. All you need to do is follow its movements.
In Slope Game, a neon-lit hallway that seems to stretch on forever is surrounded by an antiquated, computerized abstract geometry reminiscent of a long-forgotten theory. Your own brain system is extended by the ball's straightforward, almost ruthless shape. It doesn't request authorization to accelerate. It doesn't wait for comprehension. All you need to do is follow its movements.