Oracle

Here me out. If you want a quick-ish game to 100% and don't a walking simulator its fine. The story felt confusing, not once did it rain or have a time change like in the trailer. I am not sure if I was just too quick for it or if these were removed. I had no options to change volume and when I finished the game I couldn't exit. It was a force closed. There are better walking simulators out there but if you are a completionist, this one isn't bad to pick up.

i enjoyed exploring the different environments. beautiful scenery! there's nothing to collect or any puzzles to solve so if that's not for you then i don't recommend this game. you do get an achievement for each new environment you find & enter though which i found rewarding.

Oracle présente un potentiel intéressant en tant qu'expérience méditative, mais ses problèmes techniques, notamment les bugs de déplacement, ainsi que l'absence de traduction en français (au moins les textes), nuisent à la qualité globale du jeu. Les joueurs francophones pourraient rencontrer des difficultés à s'immerger pleinement dans l'histoire et à profiter de l'expérience dans son ensemble.

This is actually a pretty decent walking simulator. I enjoyed my time with a game a fair amount. If you enjoy walking simulators, then I'd recommend picking this game up, especially since it's only $0.99 even when it's not on sale. The game is pretty much a walking simulator that takes place over an entire island. You get to explore this island freely and go wherever you please, whenever you please. The game takes about just over an hour to complete.

This is the most pretentious game I've ever played. (And I've played quite a few artsy games!) I can certainly enjoy philosophical meanderings, uses of similes and metaphors, etc. But it has to be actually intelligent and well written! And the monologue in this game just isn't. Note how the game calls its own story for "awesome" on the Steam Store page. It really, REALLY isn't. Also, how the game starts with telling you through a monologue how important the protagonist is. It all just really feels like an author self insert, trying to show how intelligent they (think they) are. So, the story is actually just pretty crap. This game is basically trying to copy Dear Esther with its writing(and has the same basica "walking sim" gameplay), but it really fails miserably. Play Dear Esther instead, or even some of Tonguc Bodur's okay titles, instead of this. Oh yeah, the developer didn't even manage to put in some simple swimming physics, so you can just walk around on the bottom of the lake. And you can climb up nearly 90 degree walls by jumping. Also, the voice acting isn't good. It's not the worst I've encountered, but it certainly isn't good. Oh, "over 30 locations to explore", the store description says! Not really! Just a singular location, but with more than 30 landmarks to discover. Ugh, this is just a terrible game all around. It doesn't even look that great. Lots of *much* better walking sims out there! I actually wanted to give this game a chance, despite the other negative reviews. I've found some half decent games that way before. But this just isn't one of those times. Steer clear of this one!

For a game that was meant to take 30 minutes I spent over 3.5 hours looking for the last achievement which was making me so angry but I finally found it and the game finished once I did. I enjoyed it.

I love wandering freely through a mysterious scenic environment without having to engage in combat!

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