Hemera

First attempt playing I immediately got stuck behind a fence after jumping over it and had to restart. Second attempt the game unfocussed when I selected the first reply in the text exchange and would not refocus. Third attempt the conversation with the woman on the beach was impossible to track as all the sentences were overlapping one another, and there was no way to terminate the conversation. The controls menu also doesn't make sense. Shift to sprint works but isn't even mentioned, and right-clicking the mouse does not 'attack' but instead makes you drop what you're holding. This bun needed more time in the oven.

在怀旧的3d lowpoly风格之下，游戏中的风景也魅力依旧。不过可能有些伤眼睛。有些玩家可能容易看头晕。刚开始游戏就能看到橙红色的晚霞，碧蓝的海湾。有的场景色彩绚丽也有的场景被灰暗的迷雾笼罩。在最开始给人留下了深刻的印象。再之后还有海边小镇，林间小屋和神秘的森林。主角小屋里的摆设比较简陋，毕竟只是一个低成本心理恐怖游戏。 作为一个步行模拟游戏，主角确实是大多数时间都在走路步行。在不同的地面走路，地面的声音也会有所不同，很细节。主角还养了一只挺可爱的小猫，小猫白天经常在院子里逛，可以摸摸。主角家里的收音机的音乐也很好听。除了人物之间的直接交流。还有手机消息通讯，不过手机通讯的时候视角调整会被固定住，比较的讨厌。 主角的汽车坏了只能步行回家。在回家路上和睡着后，他频繁的看到一个发光的人。在靠近后那个人却又消失了，就好像是幻觉一样。邻居也说森林里有什么东西。有一天晚上，主角发现那个发光的女人在自己家里。走进看这个人有很真实的眼睛和长发的模型，和其它像恐游贴图的角色不太一样。主角想要赶她出去。她不停的说自己需要帮助，需要主角给她带花束，之后便会消失。主角最后还是答应了她，去小镇上买了一束花。 在拿到花后，发光人飞到了一个黑色的屏障背后，跟着穿过去就到了另一个森林世界。之后在湖边主角拿到了一把剑，可以用来砍身上带着花环的灰色人物。那把剑是白色透明的，上面就好像有光在流动一样，很美丽。之后主角就跟着发光女人穿过一个个通道或者门，去一个个世界。游戏最后的结局会根据是否给发光女人花环来决定。游戏有战斗之后的叙事有点不清不楚的，不太明白在讲什么。还有一些简单的解谜任务，拿钥匙一个一个开门之类的。有一个灰色的肌肉男怎么都打不过，明明已经挥剑无数次了，其它玩家也说打不过，可能是bug。我打了一百多下都打不死这个家伙。chill模式下不会受伤，normal模式下会受伤，视线会一点点的被血模糊，直至死亡。作为独立制作人首次制作游戏的标注来说，游戏算是不错的。但是打不死的角色实在是有点让人讨厌。 [code] No Responsibility Review，只根据个人喜好进行评测： [url= https://store.steampowered.com/curator/36266776-NRR233] 无责任评测[/url][/code]

Dialogue is completely broken. Everything overlaps, making it impossible to see what i'm being told or what im saying. Also can't exit the dialogue, so i'm softlocked. Got 14 minutes in, but can't really get further than the beach after sleeping in the house. Also game doesn't seem to have borderless mode.

this is an absolutely beautiful game! however, like many others, i have had issues with a glitch. past the gate, there is an enemy (the masculine, muscled one) that i cannot seem to kill no matter how many times i swing the sword to try. he doesn't take any damage. i think killing him may be necessary for the game progression? if so, if anybody has any suggestions or answers, please tell me

This game was an Amazing Nostalgic Retro Experience:) Loved the Peaceful Atmosphere, Art style and Soundtrack. Check this game out, you will not be disappointed.

It's a short game, clearly made with love and dedication. It has a mysterious narrative, and the gameplay is very simple. At least I like the walking-sim parts, to look at the scenaries. The graphics are retro styled, but also very different from what we are used to see. The combat feels a bit weird to me, but you can always play the game on 'Chill' difficulty, so that the enemies don't damage you. I also didn't understand much of the story, but at least had fun playing it. There are/were also some bugs (some even softlocked me), but this is the dev's first game, and after managing to contact him, he fixed the issue I was having very quickly, so that's nice too. Oh yeah, and the music is great too!

Went in completely blind, and what the hell this game is gorgeous!! I kept stopping to drink in the atmosphere. The color palettes, vegetation cross-quads, and skyboxes are stunning, and each area has a memorable layout. I had no idea where the game was going, not because the story is cryptic (it is), but because it felt slippery for a good bit of its short runtime: I couldn't tell which elements, which characters, which locations would wind up sticking. I had many questions that were never resolved, and the resolution I did get just raised more questions. This sort of thing is delicious to me... I'm sitting here in the glow of finishing, chewing on different interpretations. [spoiler]The big surprise, and my favorite element of Hemera alongside the visuals, is the pacing. Is it a modern slice of life game, a horror game, a magical-realist tale, a ghost story, a fantasy action-adventure game, an odyssey...??? Hemera slips in and out of these modes subtly and without warning, and then it's over. A real treat.[/spoiler]

This is my first ever review on Steam. I've felt compelled to write it as your game has utterly blown my mind. Loved every moment, every environment, the music and the story. Visually, it reminded me of couple of movies I recently enjoyed, namely Annihilation and Midsommar, wrapped in gorgeous pixelation and magical realism. Beautiful work of art I will keep coming back to often. Cannot wait to experience your future creations - please never stop doing what you are doing :)