Chionophile

Not really a game, more of a walking sim in a snowy field. All you do is pick up flowers and put them on stone engravings to reveal poetry snippets and progress further. While I normally don't like games like this, I found the music and atmosphere to be intoxicating and enjoyed the brief time wandering around in the snow while the piano music played.

[h1][Chionophile][/h1] [b]MERHABALAR,[/b] Kışın kasvetli havasını bize aksederken bir yandan da görsel şölen ile bizi karşılayan gizemli bir hikaye.

This is a walking sim where you find a pink rose and place it on a manhole cover to revel a interesting saying. this game takes about 30 mins to finish. The graphics are good The sound quality is good Overall its an okay game, good on price. 6/10

[h1] Absolutely Stunning Game 5* [/h1] Got to be one of my favourites of their walking sims as winter is my favourite season. The setting gives Narnia vibes in the best way possible. Sort of medieval/historic winter. Will absolutely be playing this again in December. Took me an hour but you could have done it quicker, I dismissed the task in the second chapter for a bit as I wanted to explore. Also then appreciated the walking speed increase in chapter 2 as following the paths once I'd seen it all would have been a bit tedious haha! So was very nice that it didn't feel like a drag. The ending was honestly stunning, wish I'd managed to record it!

I have to give Chionophile credit. The game and its landscapes are gorgeous. However, what is the is missing from the beautiful scenery is the human lenses we see it though. A photo of a beautiful sunset or a lush forest is nice to look at, but without human experiences and attached it lacks any sentimental meaning. The ending suggests there is something magical happening beneath the surface, however only real exposition given during is flowery poetry about the landscape. Near the end of the game I found a Tim Allen quote floating in a stream. Although I am skeptical that the quote is from him, the idea that a quote directly from the mouth of The Tool Man himself would just be randomly sitting in a creek in a self serious winter landscapes game made me laugh.

precious and lovely, like a dream. i loved the crunch of the snow under boots.