The Sense Point

Name: The Sense Point
Rating: 4.4 (424 reviews)
Author: Mikhail Ichshenko

By: Mikhail Ichshenko

Cartoon clay world. Click Game

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Features & Capabilities

The Sense Point is a vibrant, clay-built puzzle and adventure game following Sen & Po as they unravel the secrets of a mysterious island suspended in the universe. Crafted entirely from plasticine, the game blends handcrafted visuals with clever puzzles and a nostalgic, childlike wonder.

Key features include a six-year, indie-style production behind a richly animated world, a free initial chapter with the option to unlock the full adventure, a helpful hint system to ease challenging sections, and ongoing development of new chapters with fresh puzzle combinations.

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By:

Mikhail Ichshenko

Rating:

4.40

(424) 2 new ratings

Version:

2.0.235 Last updated: 2024-11-01

Version code:

870141750

Creation date:

2021-05-05

Compatible devices:

Size:

408.13MB

URLs:

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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# 85,974 ▲ 39

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Developed by:

Mikhail Ichshenko

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/the-sense-point/id1549465159

Website:

https://thesensepoint.com/

User Reviews

The Sense Point is praised for its engaging puzzles and striking claymation visuals, with a nostalgic Neverhood vibe and immersive atmosphere. Players value the craftsmanship and look forward to Chapter 2. The main drawbacks are that only Chapter 1 is available, the game feels relatively short for the price, and some players worry about paying for a partial game with content to come.

Pros

Engaging, cleverly designed puzzles that evoke Neverhood/Myst
Stunning claymation visuals with fitting music and a unique art style
Nostalgic, immersive atmosphere reminiscent of Neverhood
Strong value for the content available and evident craftsmanship
Excitement and anticipation for future chapters (Chapter 2/3)

Cons

Only the first chapter is released; the game is incomplete and players are waiting for Chapter 2
Perceived pay-for-partial-game model; concern about getting a full game for the price
Short overall playtime; game finishes quickly relative to the price
Updates and new content have been slow or uncertain