
A man embarks on a journey toward the top of a mountain, to discover the truth of his existence. Along the way, he ponders the nature of life itself. Drizzlepath: Deja Vu is a spiritual revisitation of Tonguç Bodur's very first game, Drizzlepath.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SteamYou are here | $2.79−30% | 212reviews | 78% | — | $8.4K |
| $6.99 | 155ratings | 63% | — | not modelled |
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[b]Drizzlepath: Deja Vu[/b] медитативный симулятор ходьбы где мы играем за мужчину, который пытается узнать правду о своём существовании, и по пути нас сопровождает приятный женский голос, делящийся тихими, философскими размышлениями о жизни. Вокруг — очень живописные места, а события здесь запускаются не через привычное взаимодействие с объектами, а через само исследование: нужно просто идти, смотреть и слушать https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3720670596 [b]Плюсы[/b] * Красивые пейзажи и визуал. Пробивающиеся сквозь листву лучи, отражения в лужах, да и в целом сама природа по-настоящему живописна и хочется останавливать и разглядывать * Качественное звуковое сопровождение. Приятная, расслабляющая музыка и профессиональное голосовое повествование создают очень уютную и медитативную атмосферу [b]Минусы[/b] * Нет русского языка * Философские размышления местами звучат вычурно и напоминают псевдо-глубокомысленные цитаты https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3720670034 [b]Вердикт[/b] Атмосферное путешествие для тех, кто умеет наслаждаться настроением и не ждёт от симулятора ходьбы большего. Понравится, если вы ищете чистое, медитативное путешествие с красивой картинкой и расслабляющей музыкой. Игра отлично подходит, чтобы на час вынырнуть из суеты и просто погулять по живописному миру. А вот не зайдет игра если чистая ходьба под философские монологи вас усыпляет или раздражает — лучше пройти мимо
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Bunch of random assets scattered throughout the map ✅ Story that makes you fall asleep ✅ E-girl hired for narration ✅ Walking ✅ Now that's a Tonguç Bodur game everybody likes!
Alright. [i]Drizzlepath: Deja Vu[/i] is done and dusted. This is described as a 'spiritual revisitation' of Drizzlepath, and I'd say that is accurate. It's a much faster game to complete, weighing in at one hour in length, and you can't really wander off the path like you could in Drizzlepath. In fact, this is something the narrator mentions at one point, lol. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3282691817 The narration itself was very well done. The voice actress for this game was on point throughout. She had a very good grasp for what was intended with the story, and it was noteworthy. Also, the narration had some very meta moments, and within that, dry humor was used to drive home some points about Tonguc's self-awareness and reflection on the differences between the first game and this one. I laughed a couple times. There was one of Tonguc's trademark lite horror moments at one point, but most of the game was actually a very serene walk through a place you've probably already visited before. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3282692126 Speaking of walking, you can fast walk through the entire game outside of the intro, which is underwater. And there are no puzzles in this one. Making it one of the more straightforward walking sims out there. It was a nice decision for this game, where reminiscing and contemplating life are the central aspects of the experience. The graphics are on par with the other Drizzlepath games for obvious reasons. Very beautiful sequence of locations with some very cool looking landmarks and an overall vibe of walking along a trail just after a light downpour. One landmark, I was wondering what it was pointing at, and was rewarded with my answer when I got to the next area. And I think things like this are kind of a reward unto themselves for taking the time to enjoy your surroundings and appreciate what you are seeing. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3282692048 If you've played the previous Drizzlepath games, you should definitely play this one as well. I think the 8gb file is pretty hefty for this title, but outside of that one complaint, I thought this was a stellar way to spend an hour, and the meta humor was something I particularly enjoyed about this experience. What is it, like a buck during the Summer Sale? Easy decision IMO. Even at the retail $3.99 though, it's worth a look. [code]If you found this review helpful and would be interested in supporting my Curator group, [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32549618/]Robilar's Reviews[/url], it would be appreciated. Cheers.[/code] [code]Also follow [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/]IndieGems[/url] for more reviews like this one.[/code]
Heyoo Im a walkin 'ere
I don't know what it is that made me so mad when playing this but I have decided I am never buying an asset flip walking sim again (no matter how easy the achievements). The dialogue was so painfully annoying I muted it a short way in and it works better when just left with your own thoughts.
The fragility and circles of memory as well as the paradoxical beauty and strength of the mind. I don't know if it was intentional but the middle path spoken about in the second game felt ever present.
Todos los títulos de la serie pertenecen al mismo género (walking simulator) y contienen algunos elementos comunes, pero se pueden jugar independientemente uno del otro, ya que cada uno de los juegos tiene una historia independiente. Sin embargo, si juegas a Drizzlepath y Drizzlepath: Deja-Vu uno tras otro, entenderás realmente el componente "Deja Vu" del título. Los dos mundos representados son diferentes pero, al mismo tiempo, muy similares: mientras juegas a Drizzlepath: Deja-Vu, reconocerás partes del primer juego que ahora están integradas en un entorno completamente nuevo. La cabaña que visitaste en Drizzlepath todavía está allí, pero ahora también verás las sombras del pasado. El enorme faro que protegía las aguas del mar está en el mismo lugar donde lo viste por última vez, pero el área que lo rodea ha cambiado ligeramente. Seguramente reconocerás la impresionante vista desde la cima de la montaña con un camino hacia el mar, pero notarás que el muelle ahora es diferente. Todos estos elementos y muchos más combinados dan una fuerte sensación de "deja vu", un destello de un recuerdo que pertenece a un lugar visitado anteriormente, desencadenado por un elemento que has visto en el pasado o por una experiencia que ya tuviste. Más allá de esto, es digno de mención ver cómo evolucionó la serie Drizzlepath. No es solo que el motor de los juegos haya cambiado del Cryengine de Drizzlepath al Unreal Engine en los juegos posteriores, ofreciendo así una experiencia más fluida ahora, sino que también las texturas han mejorado mucho. Ambos juegos tienen gráficos asombrosos, pero hay algo en Drizzlepath: Deja-Vu que hace que su mundo sea mucho más hermoso y vívido que el de Drizzlepath: flores coloridas rodeadas de mariposas; farolas que se iluminan cuando pasas, un bosque mágico y una sorprendente criatura gigante son solo algunos de estos elementos asombrosos. Y si bien en Drizzlepath los gorriones solo servían para marcar puntos de control, ahora forman parte del logro del juego principal, para el que tendrás que ahuyentar a los 24 que hay. Otro aspecto que merece la pena mencionar son las mejoras añadidas a la narración. El acento exótico de Drizzlepath hacía bastante difícil entender la historia, pero la voz en Drizzlepath: Deja-Vu es muy clara; además, los juegos más nuevos también ofrecen subtítulos. Las características de la narración también han cambiado: Drizzlepath: Deja-Vu toca temas relacionados con la vida, es más meditativo y metafísico. Teniendo en cuenta que los dos juegos tienen precios muy similares, yo recomendaría optar por Drizzlepath: Deja-Vu ya que, en mi opinión, es un juego superior a Drizzlepath. Sin embargo, puede que merezca la pena jugar a los dos juntos, de todos modos cada uno de ellos te lleva solo 1 hora de tu tiempo.
我是谁我在哪我在干什么
Nica and relaxing walking simulator with nice views and interesting animal (and weirdo) encounters.
Nagyon jó játék, szerencsére csak két jelenetnél ijedtem meg. :D Good game!
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