I have a ton of work I need to do. Instead, I’m playing some games. I’m an adult :))

In Ablepsia, you play as a blind man who somehow has the ability to turn on the street lights. Avoid obstacles and light up the cities. An interesting premise, but not executed amazingly, and definitely not worth a $12 price tag. This game took me 57 minutes to beat, and I’m horrible at timing (which this game requires a lot of). It includes 6 levels that add no additional challenges aside from increasing the frequency of the obstacles. I think the only time a new obstacle gets added is barbed wire in chapter 2, but still. Every obstacle is handled the same way aside from the spikes. Click it, and you’re good.
Hence why my big issue was the spikes.
Press the space bar to stop, and time right when to move again.
I also feel like they could have added more depth to the game. Even just a bit more dialogue at the end of each chapter. You get the same line at the end of every chapter, with very minor difference on the last chapter. Each one is only one line of dialogue thanking you for lighting up the streets again.

So yeah, maybe worth a shot playing if you have it in your library, but save your money otherwise.