ABZU

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[h2]Sinopsis[/h2] ABZÛ, un termino derivado del sumerio que viene a significar “Océano de Sabiduría”, dando nombre a una fabulosa aventura submarina de gran belleza visual. En esta experiencia carente de diálogos tomaremos el control de un misterioso personaje destinado a explorar y restaurar partes olvidadas del fondo oceánico. Visitaremos distintos ecosistemas, plagados de vida y vivos colores, que contrastan con los restos de una antigua civilización ya desaparecida. Los templos y murales abandonados muestran a una sociedad que veneraba el mar, pero a la vez, encontraremos antiguas estructuras mecánicas que parecen ser focos de destrucción. Resolver el enigma, conocer a nuestro protagonista y restablecer el mundo submarino forman parte del encanto de la aventura, así que hasta aquí puedo leer. [h2]Jugabilidad / Apartado técnico[/h2] Si tuviese que definir ABZÛ en dos palabras sería: “aventura contemplativa”, ya que prácticamente todo el valor del juego reside en la exploración tranquila y la observación de un mundo marino rebosante de vida. Los controles nos permiten movernos libremente por el agua, ya que el 90% de la experiencia la pasaremos buceando, pudiendo variar nuestra dirección libremente, acelerar ligeramente, agarrarnos a grandes animales para nadar junto a ellos y dar pequeñas volteretas. En cada capítulo o sección visitaremos distintos ecosistemas, representados por algunas especies emblemáticas, que irán desde bancos de coloridos peces a enormes cetáceos, así como tiburones, tortugas o incluso calamares gigantes. Cada ecosistema suele dividirse en 2 o 3 zonas, donde simplemente tendremos que activar ciertos mecanismos para seguir avanzando. Una parte importante serán los coleccionables, como las conchas, los remansos de peces ocultos y las estatuas de meditación. Estas últimas nos permitirán seguir de cerca a otros animales, viendo como se mueve, relacionan o cazan, simplemente a modo de curiosidad. Destacar que en ciertos puntos tendremos que interactuar con grandes santuarios para restaurar zonas dañadas, dando forma a la “parte espiritual” de la aventura. [h2]Valoración[/h2] Como ya he ido comentando, ABZÛ no es un juego que destaque por una narrativa muy desarrollada ni por unas mecánicas jugables especialmente entretenidas, de hecho, la trama es bastante ambigua y libre de interpretación, y la jugabilidad peca de ser un poco lenta e imprecisa, pero creo que todo acaba compensándose gracias a su gran despliegue artístico, representando de una forma encomiable una gran variedad de ecosistemas marinos con todo lujo de detalle. Los escenarios se sienten realmente vivos, con criaturas que, de manera individual, siguen su camino, se relacionan con otras, cazan o juegan. Los coleccionables empujan al jugador a explorar y perderse por cada rincón, algo que estoy seguro que los desarrolladores han pensado cautelosamente. Un juego relativamente breve, que puede completarse en 2 o 3 horas y que apuesta por un tono tranquilo y relajado, perfecto para aquellos jugadores que busquen experiencias alejadas del frenetismo o la acción. ✔️ [b]Positivo[/b]:[list] [*]Una aventura relajada de gran belleza visual y paisajística, que representa de manera detallada la vida marina en todas sus formas. [*]Los escenarios se sienten realmente vivos, con criaturas que, de manera individual, se relacionan, cazan o juegan a nuestro alrededor. [*]La trama es interesante, pero carente de palabras. Esto hace que se sienta un poco ambigua y de paso a la libre interpretación de cada uno. [/list] ❌ [b]Negativo[/b]:[list] [*]la jugabilidad es muy concisa, con unos controles algo lentos e imprecisos. [*]No disponemos de muchas mecánicas que evolucionen con el juego, con lo cual, llega a resultar un tanto monótono. [*]La aventura es bastante corta y puede llegar a sentirse algo vacía a nivel narrativo. [/list] 📢 [b]Idioma[/b]: Interfaz en español. ⌛ [b]Duración[/b]: 2-3 horas juego base/ 3-4 horas para 100%. 🎮 [b]Steam Deck[/b]: Verificado, funciona perfectamente. Lo salvaría de las llamas! 👨‍🚒👍🔥 [h1]8/10[/h1] [quote]🚨 Si te ha gustado la reseña y quieres descubrir buenos juegos, sígueme en mi página de Mentor: [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45092978/] Indies ON FIRE [/url]🚨[/quote]

Não tem muito o que falar… o jogo é lindo. Simplesmente lindo. Desde o começo já dá pra perceber o cuidado com os detalhes. Tudo nele é bonito: os cenários, as cores, a iluminação, os peixes, os movimentos da água… é o tipo de jogo que você para várias vezes só pra olhar em volta e apreciar. A trilha sonora também ajuda muito. Ela combina perfeitamente com o ambiente e reforça essa sensação de calma o tempo todo. Jogar ABZÛ é quase como meditar, é uma experiência bem tranquila mesmo. Não é um jogo focado em desafio, combate ou dificuldade. Aqui a ideia é explorar, nadar e aproveitar o momento. Pode não agradar quem busca ação, mas pra quem quer algo mais leve, funciona muito bem. E sendo bem direto: vale muito a experiência justamente por isso. É um jogo leve, relaxante e diferente da maioria. Em um mundo cheio de jogos acelerados e competitivos, ABZÛ se destaca por te fazer desacelerar. No final, é mais uma experiência do que um jogo tradicional, mas entrega exatamente o que promete — um momento de paz e contemplação.

Hey. Sharing my Abzû walkthrough at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL957yPFpIoy81GEjr9BceM0BnsHaunERE&si=00sVM-o2Q4JDfrt2 Summary: Abzû is an underwater exploration adventure game where we control a mysterious diver traveling through beautiful oceans filled with marine life, ancient ruins, and hidden secrets. Without dialogue or traditional combat, the game focuses on atmosphere, discovery, and emotional storytelling as the diver explores vibrant underwater ecosystems and restores life to damaged environments. Throughout the journey, we swim freely through coral reefs, deep trenches, and forgotten temples while interacting with schools of fish and solving light environmental puzzles. As the story progresses, we uncover traces of an ancient civilization and a technological force that disrupted the natural balance of the oceans. As per my experience, the game provided a relaxing gameplay with artistic visuals and emotional soundtrack with an immersive experience centered on nature, exploration, and restoration. Worth to try :)

Очень расслабляющая игра второй раз проходил вместе с ребенком 4-ёх лет,ей тоже очень понравилось

Being an avid diver myself, I think this game perfectly encapsulates the magical serenity of the underwater environment. The music, the atmosphere, the interactions and the overall feel of Abzu is important, and I think this game does amazingly in that aspect. I would highly recommend to anyone who wants to experience (Albeit fictionally) life underwater

[H1] An Experience Worthy of Sir David Attenborough [/h1] I simply cannot find the words to convey just how ethereal of an experience this game is to play. There is not a single line of dialogue to be found, no trace of a HUD and no grand quest to pursue. This game SHOWS you all you need from the off and continues to through immaculate environmental storytelling. You are simply here to enjoy the ride, and what a ride it is. Backed by incredibly paced symphonic heaven from Austin Wintory & the London Voice Choir, you are whirling through every sub biome of our gorgeous blue planet, optionally repopulating each habitat with fauna of incredible detail. All elements here are a 10 in quality. Pretentious as it may sound, I truly believe this game to be the closest 'call to the ocean' one could feel without physically being there. I am dead serious. Short and so, so sweet, this game is worth whatever price is available to you. Concluding my second playthrough after 8 years, I can only give this experience what it deserves. 10/10 [i] fih [/i]

TL;DR - 8/10 - Recommended if you want to chill and relax while swimming with sea life in highly-stylized environments. Very light exploration. Very light hazards on one or two levels (that don't kill you). Very light emotional drama. Not a must play, but enjoyable enough. And now just a tiny bit more... IT'S AN EXPERIENCE GAME, NOT A GAMEPLAY GAME ABZÛ is one of those games that is designed to be a charming, artistic experience. That means the gameplay is pretty basic/practically non-existent. It is a walking simulator underwater, except in this one you're swimming most of the time. There is some very light exploration, there are some very light and mostly avoidable hazards in one level, and there is a light collect-a-thon if you're so inclined to go for those achievements, but mostly this game is all about having a charming experience swimming with sea life in highly-stylized environments. ENVIRONMENTS AND ATMOSPHERE This is where the game excels. The visuals are gorgeous, the music perfectly complements the visuals, and all the elements combine together to give you a dream-like experience loosely based on Babylonian mythology. It's designed to be an artistic piece and it shows. If you're looking to experience an art piece, you're in the right place. Again, though, if you're here for gameplay, you're SOL. STORY You play as a robot exploring underwater caves/structures. The story is entirely told through the visuals. You have to figure out what's going on and draw your own conclusions from what you see. [spoiler]My conclusion was as follows... Not-Evil Robot Spawn of Evil teams up with Shark Jesus to take down Evil. Meanwhile, the polar bear king naps while his army of penguins practice doing absolutely nothing, just like in a real monarchy.[/spoiler] The story is okay. It borrows some beats from "Journey," which I liked a bit more than this. I didn't really feel any emotional connection to what was happening, though [spoiler]even when Shark Jesus died, because I presumed he would be resurrected at some point, you know, because that's Shark Jesus' whole thing[/spoiler]. My reactions were pretty much, "that's cool", "that's a neat visual", or "okay, I'm bored now. Let's find the next area." GLITCHES No glitches. It ran fine on Windows 11. OVERALL It's a charming enough experience. It's good for chilling and relaxing while swimming with sea life, and there's a nice "meditation mode" if you just want to look at fish swimming around and eating each other in these environments. Not a must play, but if you're in the mood for a walking/swimming simulator art piece, you'll probably enjoy it. 8/10.

美术震撼音乐好听，和风旅属于同类型的具有禅意的作品，就是手感太差了转弯堪比航母掉头

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