Play-tested it. Reminding me much of "Lost in Shadow" in its gameplay – and the atmosphere is a bit "Alice: Madness Returns"-esque – "Contrast" lets you play as a woman who can choose to walk on the shadows at the wall. The story revolves around a little girl of which you are the imaginary friend – as far as I figure – and who suffers under the fact that her parents don't get along with each other. Plus, gangsters make it all worse.

The 3D platforming puzzles are as interesting as puzzles involving light and shadow can be – hey, I liked LiS! – but with a frantic camera / movement system like that and a simplistic animation palette like it was common in the PS2-era, it's hard to recommend this title to anyone who is easily appalled by boring visuals. Furthermore, the world seems rather empty with so few optional collectibles that are too easily hidden, too, for my taste. Even though I'm still interested in finishing this, I deem it not worth its launch price.