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Not worth any amount of money. There is nothing. You spawn on a beach. You can walk a few feet in each direction before being stopped by invisible walls. There is no reason for this game to exist. I played for 7 minutes and exhausted all the "contents" of this game. To put this game's short comings into perspective; Leaving Lyndow is $3.99 on the Steam store and is about an hour long while also just being a good walking simulator, unlike this. If you're into walking sims, just spend the extra dollar to get that instead.
There is almost no content in this game and it should be in a group of other games for the same price.
A very short walking simulator with no direction. You spend 5ish minutes slowly walking around a barren beach while a song progresses in the background. Every now and then a short poem pops up. I cannot recommend this as it barely qualifies as a game. It makes an okay art piece though and could be a decent VR Chat map or something.
It's one map in Unity. You make no sound and move at one inch per minute. The poems are ten words long, they don't rhyme and they have no rhythm. The eponymous driftwood is perfectly rectangular. Otherwise it's good.
Ooof, this game is barely a concept. Bare bones scenery, only like 4 segments of text, very slow walk speed, and a useless crouch option. Could it be interesting? Sure! But as of now it feels like someone was dared to make a game in half a day. The music is a'ight, I suppose.
Really, really bad game. When you read 'walking simulator', they dont mean 'walk around and find cool thing to see and maybe interact!', they instead mean 'im going to throw you into a barren wasteland, with the only entretainment being about 4 lines of text that appears ocasionally'. You get NO direction or objective, because, well, there IS nothing. The game is also riddled with invisible walls in what looks like distant points of interest, which is grueling to find out considering your abysmally slow walking speed. I can guarentee that the only people that own this game are the ones that bought the sokpop bundle for the actually good games and dont really care about ones like this.
I don't know how to feel about this one. You explore a small piece of land, while a slow and developing song grown in the background as you explore and discover things. I think this is a cool idea, but the problem is how little there is to do. I spend about 7 minutes and feel like I've seen everything. I just feel like doesn't justify even the small price of entry. I think it is a weird choice to have interesting things to see, but that they are completely impossible to get to and explore. I am recommending this game because I do like the idea, but there just isn't enough there to make it really worth playing for most people.
아ㅏㅏ 이건 뭐.. 음악이 좋은 것도 아니고.. 영상미가 좋은 것도 아니고.. 귀엽지도 않음....... 1,660원짜리 쓰레기...... 혹시나하는 마음으로 맵 사방을 둘러봤지만 역시나 아무것도 없어ㅋ... 이딴게 유료게임이라는 거에 한 번 놀라고 내가 이걸 패키지로 샀다는 거에 두 번 놀랐다.
I love the absurdity of this game
일단 게임은 아님
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