Remember Limbo? The 2010 puzzle platform game created by the Danish studio Playdead? It was an incredible, and incredibly atmospheric, game which helped contribute to the re-emergence of a classic genre originally made popular by Eric Chahi's Another World. Monochroma is one of those games. The guys at Nowhere Studios certainly haven't hidden the fact that Limbo was a huge inspiration for their game. Indeed, at its core, Monochroma aspires to become one of those classics but some unfortunate stumbling blocks sour what could have been a memorable experience.
Update: official gameplay video added.

Game2k was telling you guys about it yesterday, a trial version of Monochroma is available to all. Here is a couple of videos showing the entire demo of what seems to have been inspired by the likes of Limbo, Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons or even Ico. The game seems pretty promising despite some rather stiff animations, but we'll have to wait until May 28 to find out if it can truly deliver on its promises.

After its successful campaign on Kickstarter last August, indie puzzle platformer game Monochroma from Nowhere Studios will hit Steam on May 28th. The title is set in a 50s dystopian world and revolves around two brothers with the player controlling one of them to help the other who's injured. No written or spoken dialogue, the narrative is also part of the puzzle requiring the player to be involved as much as possible. A demo version is available here while new screens and cinematic teaser are inside.