A unique adventure game filled with beautiful puzzles all hand-drawn in an original 2D style . Out of Line follows the adventures of San in a quest to escape the Factory that was once home. Dive into a story set in a mysterious world that is revealed through multiple chapters.
About the story
Out of Line is a 2D side-scrolling puzzle platformer that follows the journey of a child named San on his quest for freedom. Along the way, players will guide San through many trials as he is introduced to new friends and companions who will help him overcome different obstacles in his life. At the end of his journey, San will be one step closer to uncovering one of life’s greatest lessons.
Platforms
Switch PC PS4 XONEGenres
Adventure Indie Platform PuzzleThemes
Action Mystery
Languages: Spanish (Spain) and 13 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Rapid Reviews UK
By Rapid Reviews UKOut of Line is a puzzle action-adventure title following a creature on a journey to save their world from evil robots. Along the way, I met meaningful friends, interacted with the world around me, and helped preserve the world’s beauty despite all the chaos. Did my efforts to maintain natural beauty pay off? Find out in this Rapid Review.
VGamingNews
By Andrew O'DonnellNerd Monkeys have done an excellent job compacting a light puzzle platformer into a small space and painting it absolutely beautifully. You aren’t going to find a world beating new mechanic for puzzle platformers and you might have to crack your mind wide open to find the story but I’d say it’s a worthwhile pick up despite its few shortcomings.
NintendoWorldReport
By Jordan RudekOverall, it feels like a light experience that could be enjoyed by players of all different levels, perhaps a good fit for introducing younger gamers to the medium. As someone with a lot of puzzle-platformer experience, I would have liked to see a greater variety of play mechanics, but outside of a few glitches requiring a restart (invisible walls preventing progress, for example), there isn't much to dislike about the game. Out of Line simply ends up playing it fairly safe, so if that's what you're looking for, then maybe you'll want to get in line.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationThe great artwork and general puzzle-y adventure beats of Out of Line (as well as a timely multiversal sort of twist to things) almost immediately brought to mind the likes of Limbo, Inside, and some others...
Echo Boomer
By David FialhoOut of Line does not hide its inspirations, but does a great job presenting itself as something very unique, thanks to its beautiful art style, atmosphere and engaging puzzles.
