
You strayed from the path. Now you are doomed to wander the woods.
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Themes across 41 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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It's cool and kind of unsettling, and uses my real name at one point which is always a disconcerting thing for games to do even if it just pulled it from my computer. If there is an end in sight, I haven't found it yet. But it might just be about the journey.
humorous, thoughtful, surrealist little jaunt backed by beautiful design choices and an amazing soundtrack; a very delightful play :)
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Eerie in a beautiful way. After the title screen I wandered round and was struck by how empty everything felt. I kept going for a while hoping, hoping something would turn up even when i knew it would not. I kept going for a while after that anyway but gave up at some point, because you have to give up at some point, because I have other things to do. But what if i did not? What if I was in the forest would I give up then, because you have to give up at some point?
loved playing this had a good mix of comedy and meaningful moments
Dull Acres is a short, surreal game about… nothing, really. But that’s kind of the point. It’s cute, strange, and over before it wears out its welcome. I’m not sure what it was trying to say if anything, but I found it oddly compelling. It’s free, it’s short, and it left me curious to see what the developer does next. Worth a few minutes of your time.
This was a lovely game and left me wanting more. I couldnt find the path [if the path ever existed..]
A brilliant little philosophical walking simulator, pretentious in just the right ways. The store page description tells you not just everything you *need* to know about the game, but basically everything there *is* to know about it. If it sounds interesting to you at all, you should definitely check it out; it is free, after all. But if the description makes you wonder how long it takes to get to "the real game," just give it a miss. You won't enjoy it.
Атмосферная, короткая и философская. Прикольно 👍
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