A platformer puzzle game built on optical illusions challenges players with orthogonal projection. Distant 3D objects appear close on a 2D screen, enabling feats impossible in reality. Switch between three distinct views to crack each puzzle, exploring varied mechanics rooted in these visual tricks.
Little frog Iso embarks on a quest to locate his missing father, a renowned adventurer. Casual indie adventure fans tackle brain-teasing challenges through view-switching and illusion play. This PC title suits players who enjoy thoughtful, light-hearted puzzle-solving.
ORTHOISO is a platformer puzzle game about optical illusion.
Our game uses orthoganol projection that makes distant objects in 3D look close on 2D screen. This allows the player to achieve impossible things in real world. There are 3 different views in the game. Player needs to switch between these views to solve the puzzle. There are many different mechanics based on optical illusions.
The story is a about a little frog named Iso, whose father is a famous adventurer. In one recent adventure, Iso's dad went missing. Iso decided to start his own adventure to find his dad.
