
Aery - Sky Castle is a very unique flight game featuring a little bird that discovers an unknown world full of beauty and dreamy landscapes, little environmental riddles, and other surprises. It's a story-driven adventure to discover and rescue a broken world.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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This game with its own twist, after a hard day or any ailment, it makes me relax and immerse myself in it for a very long time) A wide variety of cards, whether it be the wild tropics or even ancient Chinese temples. Special attention is required for the graphics! Very soft shadows and pleasant textures make you stick to the game and not leave the monitor) There were no problems with the controls either, the bird is well controlled. Atmospheric, beautiful and attractive game!
Flight simulator with a simple plot. You are a small bird hovering in the air above a beautiful landscape. Want to relax, a leisurely pace game is for you. I especially take into account the fact that now there is a large discount on the game.
Not bad, but the original game was waaay better. This game is like a chinese gaming console clone - looks nice, you can play it, and it's pretty much enough. And maybe not everyone can afford the original (probably because you need a vr headset for it), but if you have seen/played Eagle Flight (2016), you'll agree that Aery (2020) isn't a "very unique flight game". Still it's a nice attempt to copy the forementioned vr title.
I personally enjoyed this flight game. It is very relaxing as you explore multiple worlds to find golden feathers. Each world is colourful and engaging and maintains your interest with little surprises. Having said that the game has bugs and design flaws. You are a wizard healing the universe by finding these feathers. Unfortunately, the narrative was very quiet and I couldn't hear it. There are no subtitles. The music is one level and drowns out the voice. The depth of field is impossible to judge, so you have to be cautious with objects. Controls are ok, but I found the speed of the bird quite fast, so less dexterous people will have trouble controlling it. You have to complete a level for the save mechanism to kick in, but unfortunately, some of the levels are quite long. You will crash and die a lot, but you will still maintain the feathers you have found. Graphics are good and make the game. Music is only 3 tracks repeating itself. I ended up taking my headphones off. For achievement hunters, the bad news is that the achievements are broken. I played right through and the devs haven't bothered to fix the problem 12 months after the game has been released. This game is playable and enjoyable, but not one of those must buy games. Good for those who want to wind down after a hard day's work, but the latter games of the series are better. Recommend. 7.5/10
An excellent indie game with decent graphics at the level of serious projects, I really liked the views that you can see, especially if you look closely. I want to note the good control, but unfortunately it is only on the keyboard, and not on the mouse as in other parts. If you've played other series in this game, you'll need to get used to the new mechanics. This game is very good at responding to the outside world and is very relaxing. I also want to note how well the colors are chosen, especially considering that this game is very abstract. The eyes do not get tired even after a long game, and all this is due to the soft colors. Before you start playing, I highly recommend brewing some tea and grabbing some biscuits to get a feel for the atmosphere that has been very well portrayed here. Strongly recommend to purchase.
I'm sorry but this game is severely lacking in enjoyment. You can basically fly at one speed with only two directions of control using keyboard only, no mouse. Also, there is no depth. You fly through floating objects in the sky and that's pretty much it. I guess it could be relaxing but not for me. It is just too slow. I've already requested a refund. I do hope it is enjoyable for others though.
I got this whimsical to relax after work~ First impression was positive, i was flying mindless, its was so goooood~~~ Music and art style it's pretty cool too. One of little details i found kinda of "nice one", the bird changes color subtle as you fly/move. There's a narrative of healing the world you're a wizard actually. I'll play it in stressful days because the atmosphere its so good to relax~~~ Its definetely a hidden gem of flight simulation/relaxing, i'm amazed.
Ok, I bought this (And Aery - Little Bird Adventure) on the strength of Aery - Broken Memories which I mostly liked. I really wish I hadn't. All the same problems exist in all three titles, with additional ones in the first two. Controls are Ok, but as others have said, only one speed and no control over the camera other than where you are facing. Impossible depth perception. Sound levels aren't mixed well. You won't even notice that there is narration unless you're lucky. Sound levels aren't alterable on this. (On LBA, no sound at all). Progress save is wonky. Maybe if I complete a full level it might save (otherwise what's 'continue' all about?) but tbh that's far to long a session for a game where you have to fight all these other issues. Menus often get overlaid on top of other menus, All three are basically exactly the same game with slightly different graphics. This last point brings me to the main reason I can quite confidently give this one a not recommended. The developers clearly have a good concept. Have they listened to feedback? No. Have they improved the game from episode to episode? No. Have they fixed reported bugs? No. In fact, as far as I'm aware, they are currently working on a new title. So these are all going to remain in their broken state. TLDR: Pretty game, broken gameplay.
A very unusual game, where I first felt like a bird, and it's very interesting. And one more advantage of this game is the universe of the game, because it is very diverse and in some places very beautiful. And I can recommend this game to anyone who wants new feelings and an unusual gameplay for a bird.
This game struck me as shovelware on the surface and that's mostly true. But shovelware can be sorta fun sometimes, especially when it falls into the very specific niche of games you like. The controls are eh. The movement is smooth, but there's a delay and your character just moves slowly in general. Plus, there is no speeding/slowing down and the mouse doesn't control the camera. The game looks ok. Minimal polygonal style is hard to mess up. The levels are fairly unique looking. There was good work put into the design of the levels, though they are a bit rough around the edges, and the assets were probably bought in an asset store. The menu is a joke. It has minimal options. Some controls like music volume don't even work. Now, the music is really nice. It plays like a playlist over the entire game and doesn't always match the atmosphere of the level, but it's good nonetheless. Also, this music could just be some obscure royalty free stuff they found. If so they still had good taste to throw it in. Which brings me to my main point. The title is sort of a rip-off of Aer Memories Of Old, one of my favorite games. My guess is that they are trying to capitalize off of the casual flying genre by pumping out samey and crudely made casual flying games in numbers. This game doesn't hold a candle to Aer, it lacks the good controls, being able to land, fine tuned music to fit the levels, actual story, etc. The only thing it does better is adding collectibles. All of that being said, it's not the worst casual flying game I've played. I would only recommend getting this game if you've already played Aer, and there's a sale. This would have been an up vote if: >You gain speed speed by flapping your wings and diving, and lose it over time like Aer >The menu was better (you can't even see what the controls are, let alone change them) >songs were attached to specific levels and at least tried to match the atmosphere
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