Loverowind

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I need a game to make a little more sense than this. Running through a field trying to grab orbs and other nonsensical things just feels pointless. The world feels empty and cold, but mostly not interesting.

[h1] Is this a subgenre in Walking simulators?[/h1] [b] Can we identify Walking simulators characterized by the lack of elements? Like Paint drying simulator but with feet [/b] [i] Existence Simulator [/i] Walk around an empty field, pick up 4 flowers and unlock a poem. Thats how i would describe it. You certainly occupy a space. the art isn't connected or add up to its main focus, seemingly wasting the visual advantage it had over reading. While also not adding satisfying gameplay wasting the vast player interaction possibilities games have. Real life is less depressing

crap generic asset game. annoyng crap music

+ pretty visuals - samey environment - go-to-map-marker objectives * play [url=store.steampowered.com/app/1322170/Pluviophile/]pluviophile[/url] instead * or play [url=store.steampowered.com/app/966330/Flower/]flower[/url]

Ojalá algún día Steam nos deje dar recomendaciones neutrales... No voy a mentir, en una lista de cosas pretenciosas esto estaría bastante arriba. La descripción no miente, al menos: es más una "experiencia" que un juego. ¿Pero es una buena o mala experiencia? Eh. Estoy neutral en eso. Si te va pasar unos 20 minutos corriendo por una llanura innecesariamente grande juntando orbecitos y leyendo poesía, puede servirte.

while i love walking simulators.. this one was the worst unfortunately. no story. pretty visuals but made my gaming pc overheat badly. long-winded. and waaaay too short. it just didnt do it for me.

Certainly a shorter game, as described, but man did I have a lot of fun zooming around the normally slow walking environments! Definitely enjoyed this one even if it was short.