Ramiwo

A nice little psychedelic world-shifting walking simulator. You find images for corresponding worlds up in the environment, then try to map out the multiverse and visit them all. Fun adventure. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktWvdHp5sFM

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Link to review- https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2020/04/video-game-review-ramiwo/ https://backloggd.com/u/RedBackLoggd/review/279143/ Tl;dr - Ramiwo advertises itself as being an exploration game providing “sweetmeat” for one’s brain, but you’ll find that both aspects are significantly limited, consequently making the game a hard sell.

Really enjoyed this experience. Especially when you are too exhausted to continue playing Hunt Showdown, this game lets you calm down and enjoy various little handcrafted artistic worlds. Even though they are lowpoly, the feel you get is very atmospheric and every world has its own theming. For this price, i really enjoyed this nice trip and the this escape from reality for some time :)

Visit multiple places, ranging from the ordinary to the dream-like. That's it. There's not much game to it, really, but I enjoyed my time with it immensely. To some this would probably mean it's not for them, but I treated it like I'm out on a hike, photographing things. Made over 140 screenshots before I stopped playing and saw all the places, so I'd say I got my money's worth. Also really liked the atmosphere. The graphic style feels like you're looking at photogrammetry mixed with the low-polygon look of 3d Google Maps, which I really dug, and it also added to the dream-like atmosphere. It also probably helped that I ran the game at 1024x768 scaled up to a height of 1080 pixels (with added supersampling x2 through the console). There is no settings menu or anything like that. Starting the game puts you directly into the game world and pressing ESC quits the game. It also doesn't seem to support resolutions above Full HD, but I know my way around console commands, so I wasn't too put off by it. I do think having at least a settings menu to tinker with the resolution would give the game a much better first experience, but playing through the game like I did or rather had to, did add to my experience. Not a game I'd expected to see on Steam. Feels more like something on itch.io, but glad nonetheless that I played it, even if it took me over a year to do it (bought it on release, lol). Oh and it felt really nice playing this, when I'm pretty much stuck at home now for over a year, like a little vacation, so thank you very much for that!