Jusant

8分 看风景模拟器，画风看起来很舒服，游戏性感觉只在学会操作之前有，但后期爬着起码很有参与感不至于无聊。 收集要素有点多了而且和主线没什么关系，但留着才有二周目全成就的动力，正好过几个月也忘得差不多了，花了一个游戏的钱玩了两遍，这波又赚了

good

Ja

意犹未尽就通关了，我想一路攀爬抵达月球，画面质感与关卡设计都很出彩，操作门槛很低，手残党也能轻松通关，唯一短板是显卡负载优化不佳，5070显卡跑满100%

It was like a blend of Grow Home and Journey.

This is exactly what I expect out of a high-budget indie game. The environmental storytelling is incredible, yet the game is peppered with hidden text logs. If you don't want the flow of gameplay to have constant interruptions, avoid those.

Great game.

I am big fan of DON'T NOD. I appreciate their experimentation in design and narratives. I love exploration and piecing together stories. I cannot do the climbing mechanic with mouse and it feels clunky. I get the direction, but it is physically agitating for little rewards. I enjoyed Journey and Sky, which this appears to attempt to emulate vertically with a Sable style aesthetic (Moebius like color direction, but too busy here). It appears far more barren, with little info (boring?) or narrative hook to overcome the climbing mechanic blocking my getting there. While it seems to be my kind of game, the approach is off or not connecting.

a mecânica é interessante, a escalada é até divertida, porém o jogo é cheio de bugs, o personagem fica preso em várias partes do solo não podendo simplesmente se mover ou pular. até aí ok. ia recomendar mesmo assim, mas o jogo simplesmente apagou o save quando entrei em novo jogo, sendo impossível de retornar aos capítulos anteriores após zerar para pegar coletáveis restantes. então cuidado ao zerar, não vá em novo jogo se não vai perder todo seu progresso.

Jusant is a great overall experience which is essentially a climbing-based puzzle game tied in with a good amount of lore and story. The sound design and music in the game is fantastic as well. It's worth your time especially since it's a short experience, and I would say that the overall quality of the game makes it worth a non-sale price (although I did buy it on a sale). That said, I think it would be useful if I pointed out the main flaws of this game, but they're nitpicks. The climbing mechanics are only expanded on in a limited fashion, so a lot of the game is spent without doing a whole lot of new things. Some aspects of the climbing I don't find particularly fun, although most of them are. Knowing the game was short and wanting to see the end of the story did keep me hooked. For a story-heavy game, I thought that it's too easy to miss a lot of the details because of how easy it is to miss letters and murals. The end game lets you go back to the chapters and shows you what you're missing but that feels like false replayability to me. This game is inherently not very replayable especially if you're not the type of person who likes to watch movies over and over again, so I doubt I would ever go back to play any chapters just to find letters that I missed and piece together more of the lore. Still, I'm not sure making things too obvious/easy to find is the right move, either. I found some of the chapter breaks to be a little jarring. It would have been nice for the game to give you more of an illusion of climbing one continuous level. [spoiler]I know they were going for something of a post-apocalyptic vibe, but I think the game would have been richer if you actually encountered some remaining characters along the journey. I get it, it's a small studio with a limited budget, but sometimes when games stuff everything into text-based interactions and presents a deserted environment, it feels a bit convenient to make game development easier. Instead of making things like murals and letters as optional completionist challenges, maybe a few NPCs could have been the last ones in the tower giving out simple fetch quest-y optional side-quests or presenting their stories in person rather than relying on letters.[/spoiler]