Pavilion
Release date: Sep 23, 2016
Developers: Visiontrick Media
Publishers: Visiontrick Media
Genres: Adventure, Indie
Categories: Single-player, Full controller support, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese

Pavilion, the fourth-person puzzling adventure from Visiontrick Media, throws you directly into its mysterious and atmospheric world without any text tutorials or beginning explanations. Interact with the environment - sounds, lights, physical objects - in order to guide the unknown main character towards his impending fate. Key Features 28 atmospheric and puzzling levels in a surreal dream-like place where reality clash with fantasy. Fully realized in beautiful hand-crafted 2D artwork and otherworldly music that makes for an unforgettable audio-visual experience. Dreamy ambient tunes from space-music pioneer Tony Gerber whose music sets a beautiful atmosphere and brings a great contemplative mood to the experience of Pavilion. A game in two chapters; Chapter 1 out now(this). Chapter 2 out in 2018 as dlc. Featuring Eye-Tracker support for Tobii EyeX Eye-Tracker – With the power of simple gaze interaction you move around, observe and interact with the puzzling world and the unknown hero in order to guide him towards his impending fate. Extending the already omnipresence aesthetic the Eye-Tracking adds to the fourth-person sentiment both on a narrative level and through the indirect gameplay itself. Extras also includes: 'The Early and Unseen Art of PAVILION PDF. High-definition wallpapers. Sample song of Tony Gerbers Soundtrack. 

Press reviews: “Pavilion even alludes to games like Braid, in a similar fashion to how Borges recycles the works of Cervantes, Shakespeare, and classical and biblical literature. Somewhere amid the curious puzzles and the dreamlike neoclassical ruins painted with an art nouveau pallette, Pavilion became about the language of play.” Kill Screen “I would recommend Pavilion to anyone who likes puzzle games that rely on observation or hidden object games. I also recommend it to anyone who is interested in games as art, for the beauty of the environments and the storytelling.” IndieGames Weblog “An indie gaming masterclass in how to do things differently. A deeply enthralling adventure game that does things differently. You really, really need to play this one.” 9/10 – Pocket Gamer