Rituals

Not for me. I don't like clicking the arrows to move.

it's a laaazzzzyyyy afternoooon

Мило, мало, не заинтересовала игра в общем.

Using Steam's own terminology I would rate this "Postive". But just that. Not bad for a very limited dev team and fair for a sale price. But there's not a lot going on here and both my son and i found some of the puzzles tedious. I'd try something. Nope. Then literally every other thing possible. Then go look at a walk through video and - oh it was that first thing, but more of it. But beyond that, I like low poly games by small teams. It shows that a game is possible to make using more artistic flair than capital. I feel good supporting efforts like this.

The puzzles are for the wrong type of game. I actually loved the atmosphere of this game, has a sense of mystery that not many games can create due to its on rails nature. But the puzzles make no sense in its inclusion.

An interesting, atmospheric games that at times feels disjointed and random, only to come together later. Its unique, and a fun one sitting game that I admittedly underestimated.

I cannot recall why this is in my library, but it was pleasant enough. The rundown: It's a point and click adventure in first person perspective. Its minimalist aesthetic is rather pleasing. The puzzles aren't that hard, and if you get stuck (like I did once or twice) there's a very good walkthrough on the Steam page. The ambient music and sounds add to the atmosphere. I finished in 3 hours, which was just about the right amount of time to spend in this Myst-ish environment. Is it worth full price? Well, perhaps not. The story, for one, isn't all that compelling. But if it goes on sale and you like relaxing, abstract puzzling that doesn't often frustrate, give it a whirl.

A meaningless preachathon about shutting down power plants to save the old betsy Gaia - a message that aged about as well as cottage cheese on a radiator (unless of course it's a German radiator, in which case the cheese will be fine for another three months).

A fun game of exploring and questioning what's around you, where the end result might be the end of the world, or it might just be another day at the office. For a two hour experience, absolutely sublime. Plenty of environmental storytelling, fun little puzzles, and only occasionally did I wonder "damn, did this croc really not die when I fed it poison meats? wack."

Sympathique petit myst-like lofi avec une très bonne ambiance bizarre. Très court, mais vaut son prix pour les amateurs de narration environnementale.