Feather

It's OK for destressing. Don't expect "real gameplay", it's more of a tool to relax and distract yourself. You fly as a bird in a low poly nature environment with some alien-looking ruins sprinkled in. There is no objective other than explore, fly with friends or simply fool around. You can change birds by flying through triangular gates you can find, and change soundtrack by flying through circular ones. There's some teleporters around the map. Controls OK and has (incomplete) ultrawide support.

This isn't a Game in the truest sense of the word. A game usually has something you can do, and obstacles to overcome or goals to achieve with that thing you can do. Without goals or obstacles, a game is really just a toy, and it's up to you what you want to do with the toy. In that sense, this is a toy and that's not a bad thing at all, because this is a very good toy. There's lots of music to listen to, things to see, ways to play around and even challenge yourself. Like most toys, the maker leaves it up to you what you want to do with feather You can try and see what the limits of it are, you can play with it casually for a few minutes and then move on, or you can try to experience everything the toy can do. I liken this toy to a puzzle box. Interracting it a bit is enough for some people, but for people like myself, the goal became seeing everything that it had to offer. If you dig a bit deeper, you may be pleasantly surprised like I was. My suggestion to the developer is that this toy should be made free, because the length and nature of it warrant it being free. I review games based on three principles. 1: Did I enjoy it (yes) 2: Would I play with it again (yes) and 3: Would I recommend this to close friends and family (yes I would if they want a fun toy) Edit: apparently if other people are playing you can also see them flying around. For me there was nobody else online so I was just flying solo, but that's fine.