Hohokum

Ngl just bought the game to listen to Tycho for 5 minutes

Fun, short video game with stunning attention to detail, in my opinion.

Oh yes, this is an art-style video game. You know, it's a hidden gem with not much gameplay, but it's very beautiful and enjoyable with one or two game mechanics.

I own this game on every platform I have. There's a million things I would love to say about it but I'll do my best to keep it short. The game-play it's self is satisfying, nothing is particularly hard but all very cleverly put together. It's also as much as you make it- there's a lot to do if you truly want to accomplish and discover everything this game has beyond the "main story", but you can also do the bare minimum and still feel fulfilled after a play through. The art and design of this game is vivid and unlike any other game I've played; it's color pallets, the world and character designs, they way things move as you interact with them, down to the way you interact with the boundaries of your own screen in some levels - it's meticulously crafted. The soundtrack is also fantastic to the point I own it on vinyl. The big thing I hope people realize about this game is that it's not supposed to be a typical adventure or puzzle game. It's an art piece you experience and explore. It's the epitome of the "it's the journey not the end" phrase, because while the goal is there, it's everything else you come across and take your time to appreciate that makes this game so incredible. I love this game with all my heart- and I hope maybe I've done a good enough job at showing it that you'll give it a try to see why.

Fun and strange game that is unlike any other. It's very pleasant to let oneself be carried along by chance across the levels! But a little frustrating if you try to unlock all the secrets to finish the game, because most of the riddles are senseless.

It's really hard to describe this game. You control a snake worm sort of thing and fly around interacting with the world in various ways. There is no clear explanation of what you need to do or how to play. And I loved it. Once you sort of get the hang of it, it starts to become inexplicably fun. There are a bunch of small objectives that you have to complete and you have to figure them out as you go. The game starts to flow much quicker as you start to learn more and more what it is expecting of you. Learning that I could zoom out was pretty helpful in some of the larger areas, but this wasn't really made clear, which is fine, because that's just how the game is about everything. The art style is nice. Music is light, fun, and fits the whimsical setting perfectly. This game is really a lot of fun and I highly recommend it. The asking price is more than fair, but if it's on sale, it's a no-brainer.