Paradise Marsh

A very charming and cozy indie game with the same vibe as A Short Hike, I had a lovely time with this one and highly recommend it.

so cute and so easy to get all the achievements in with a little work, my only complaint is that there aren't more contents and creatures. I loved it

A short little collecting game with a wonderful message and a great soundtrack too, I recommend it to anyone who loves a short little adventure.

This was such a lovely game! I had such a relaxing time wandering the marsh, exploring, drawing the constellations... It was so peaceful, and the ending really tugged at my heartstrings! If you're looking for a shorter, relaxing game with some hidden depth, this is the game for you!

You know thoses games that you can finish in two evenings (cause I didn't rush), but leave their marks for life once you're done ? Yea that's one of them. These are why I want to tell stories with video games If you can afford it, play it :]

Admittedly, my first impression of Paradise Marsh wasn't great. I did come around to it, though, about halfway through. The negatives, for me: → The perspective/FOV - it can be quite jarring when coupled with the movement. The first time I played, it made me feel nauseous. (I was able to get used to it though.) → I'm also not a fan of the speech bubbles. The text pops in large and then shrinks to size. I found myself mashing the button to get through it; again, it just felt a bit nauseating to look at. → The exposition could be better, it does feel a bit disjointed when you begin. I think the worst part of this is the disconnect with the celestial beings. You catch bugs to bring their stars back to the sky, which then forms constellations and these celestial beings then talk to you. I think it would have been better if there was a chance to meet these characters in the marsh, and learn that you have to help them by returning their stars. The objective felt random to me, you sort of stumble upon it. I wasn't interested in these characters. Plus, the speech bubble thing I mentioned earlier didn't help. But there [i]are[/i] an additional four souls who can be found in the marsh, and they each give you a small task to do. I liked this idea much better. They give you items which you can use to interact with the environment. The most enjoyment I had was through achievement hunting. I guess I just like having a list of things to do, which [i]might[/i] defeat the purpose of this game, but it did encourage me to explore further. I was able to see the cool things that the developer added and, paradoxically, it also made me appreciate that this was an area for wandering around and observing, whether aimlessly or not. I wanted to interact with the world more even if it achieved nothing. I liked the ending too. I like the concept of this celestial world and its relation to the afterlife. It was a satisfying ending. All in all, I think some tweaks could make this a stronger game. But the main reason for my negativity was the visual settings, and that is an individual preference. While it didn't quite hit the mark personally, I think I understand where the developer was coming from and what experience they wanted to create.

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the ending almost made me cry ngl didn't expect it

https://youtu.be/95shF7HEMFg Rather weird and oft disjointed the chill/cozy wrapper does well to draw players into explore just a little more.

Um jogo bem curto sobre capturar insetos. Bem relaxante e cozy, gostei!