
The sequel to the Heaven Forest series. While the first game was about the meaning of life, this new one is about its opposite: what is the meaning of death? Since we are sentient beings who know that sooner or later we will die, do our efforts in the everyday life have a meaning at all?
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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It seems to me that I have played all parts of this adventure game. I think that the point of these games is to meditate and each time in new locations, getting to know your inner world
mediocre walking sim
Walking Simulator halt
Gece ormana gittim. Elma ve mantar topladım.
The night version is waaaay better than the original one and the VR version. Very chill game with a fine soundtruck.
game crashing every time
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Unity tutorial junk. It doesn't look nice, or feel nice to walk. Nothing about this is endearing.
[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43362349/]Walking SIM curator review: 2/10[/url] A mediocre Walking Sim + Collectathon that has aged poorly since its 2017 release. Even by the standards of that era I think that it is a fairly weak effort especially when it comes to the gameplay. The physics is very bad, jumping feels like floating and also you can air jump infinitely, turning it into a bad flying sim. Quite a lot of the scenery has no collider so you can just walk through trees and even sometimes buildings. As far as I can tell there’s zero repercussions to whether or not you collect or miss the fairly arbitrarily strewn about collectibles. Indeed, I don’t think the game has an end. Unless you happen to tap the escape key, at which point you will be dropped back to Steam instantly with no prompt to confirm. If we continue to judge the game by the standards of 2017 the graphics and level design are fine. Indeed one might even praise its single level, as it is fairly generously large, and clearly wasn’t set out by random chance but was partitioned into fairly distinct areas with different styles and some nice vistas to peer out over. However, unless you have been playing on a potato, you will be accustomed to *far* better rendering than this game offers. And even if you don’t mind low resolution imagery, the game is beset by quite a lot of pop in. Reasonable for 2017, not so much for 2025. In conclusion: I can overlook a lot but when the gameplay isn’t good, and the graphics offer no distraction from mediocre gameplay, why am I still here? Well, it does have Steam Cards. Probably that’s why people buy and play it still, especially given that it can be purchased on sale for half a dollar. At that cost it doesn’t really seem worth refunding, though on principle I remain tempted.
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