Venineth

Venineth Team / Apr 16, 2020 / Action, Adventure, Indie

Singleplayer

windows
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Venineth is a single-player game focusing on unraveling the mysteries of ancient alien technology, somewhere in the universe via exploration, platforming, and puzzle-solving, in a dangerous, distant worlds.

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What's new

Venineth v1.20516 - First person mode, minor improvements and fixes

2020-05-16

As always thank you for all reviews and comments, and we ask for more. Today is a month since the release of Venineth. On this occasion, we have prepared this update. The main feature is the first person ball mode, with and without a crosshair. In addition, for players for whom disappearing platforms are too difficult, we have prepared a small cheat. More in the description under the spoiler. Full changelog: FPP mode: • key C or button X on pad - change camera to TPP, FPP with crosshair, FPP without crosshair, • added fullscreen reset effect in the FPP mode, • added fullscreen power ball effect in the FPP mode, • updated graphics in the controls menu, Improvements: • added an icon when taking a screenshot on gamepad (LB), • added an icon showing the number of secrets collected at the current level at the bottom of the pause menu,

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• added an easy mode cheat for disappearing platforms - ctrl+alt+P -all platforms are visible from the beginning and do not disappear , Fixes: • fixed rare bug with breakable ice portal on the third level, • small fixes and improvements. Venineth Team

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What players say

Very Positive

80% positive, 244 reviews

Not recommended7 hrs played

I was really torn on this review, but I can't in good faith recommend Venineth. There's a gem in the rough here. The vibes are impeccable, the soundscape is dreamlike, it's an audiovisual feast. But the gameplay has a lot of issues. For the first couple levels it's absolutely fine. You get to go fast and feel free. There's almost a zen-like quality to rolling through these alien landscapes. But the further you get,...

5 found this helpful, 2026-04-13

Recommended4 hrs played

I really, really want to like this game! and I do! maybe? It's a really, really beautiful game. It looks like a 2004-era demoscene production. The music is good, the environments are *utterly gorgeous* and engrossing, and the puzzles are pretty decent. Howwwwweverr. The control of the marble is physics-accurate and not very responsive, you have to fight the controller more than should be necessary, and it's also...

3 found this helpful, 2025-10-05

Recommended7 hrs played

Not really much of a puzzle game, but definitely one of the most atmospheric marble madness games I've ever played

2 found this helpful, 2026-02-22

Recommended11 hrs played