Promesa

its like walking in someone's series dream of regretting being born after growing old, so sweet

simple and comfortable

Un juego precioso. Un walking simulator donde vas a ir recorriendo a modo de escenarios diferentes lugares, acompañado de fragmentos de cartas escritas por tu abuelo, donde te cuenta de que se arrepiente, de lo dificil que fue su vida y de como aun y todo decide contarsela a su nieto, de a lapsos por momentos imprecisos, por otros super detallados, justamente como los recuerdos son, imperfectos. La calidad de los escenarios, los detalles, las texturas, la iluminacion, es como ver una pelicula, como dicen hoy: es cine. La musica y la narracion no se queda atras y te deja ya para el final con esa melancolia que podes saborear en la boca, de esa que conoces cuando alguien abre su kokoro y te muestra un poquito de su historia. 10/10 - Apoyando lo Nacional Vieja (? Te dejo mi videito de youtube donde encima le mando un poco de analisis https://youtu.be/WOuw2UvlIlY?si=WLyYhT3kI8OrlnGi Gracias Julian por semejante obra 🇦🇷

can't play the game...the POV just spins to the right constantly, unless I turn the mouse left or press the A key, that only seems to slow it down, but doesn't stop/reverse the motion.

I think this game has a lot of positive aspects, but for each positive there is a negative of some sort. Visuals are, at times, very captivating and downright beautiful. There is very clear visual direction and intentionality, but sometimes it doesn't feel like it contributes to the landscape or "story" very well. Speaking of story, there is a very loose narrative that is attached to the game, which has relevancy at certain points, and at others it doesn't feel to be necessary. The sound design is quite good. The composer for the game, Domiziano Maselli, did a fantastic job designing the sounds and the recorded music fit very well... most of the time. I did think the inclusion of field recordings was tasteful, though like with other things, the actual meaning behind it got lost depending on the sound/narrative. I will say that the "negatives" that I have could very well be chalked up to me being a cro-magnon and not able to comprehend subtlety, or was intentionally left vague. It is described as surreal, which I think fits the open-endedness well as a descriptor. Overall, I had a good time exploring this game. I am not sure I would say it is worth the $7, but it wouldn't be a bad buy on sale. I also got to learn about Eremo from this game, an Italian art collective, which I will follow more closely. Cool stuff from them!

its... interesting. definitely more of an art piece. i enjoyed my time with it though

Kinda ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ Argie walking simulator. You slowly wander around until you hit the end of a room