Sable

Eu perguntei em alguma IA "tem algum jogo com visitas estilo Jean Giraud?" e ela me deu opções mas deixando claro que Sable era de longe o mais aproximado. O jogo é lindíssimo! E estou jogando ele entre outras jogatinas, para acalmar, pois é um jogo sem inimigo, apenas para saborear. Uma narrativa simples sobre o amadurecimento da personagem que se quisermos pode nos fazer refletir. Muito bom. Recomendo para quem gosta de visual artístico, jogos diferentes, desafios

I was hooked the first time I saw Sable. The art style alone sold me. The game leans fully into its artistic identity, soft lines, bold colors, minimal UI, and a world that feels like a moving graphic novel. The simplicity of the play style is intentional. There’s no combat, no pressure, just exploration and journey. And it works beautifully. The opening music sealed the deal for me. I loved it so much I bought the vinyl soundtrack, and I wasn’t disappointed. The ambient background music carries the tone of the entire experience. It’s meditative, reflective, and perfectly paired with the vast desert landscapes. Exploration is where this game shines. Climbing, gliding, cruising across the world on your hoverbike, it’s all incredibly satisfying. There’s always something on the horizon pulling you forward. The puzzles are clever without being frustrating, and there’s almost always another way to reach a destination if your first attempt doesn’t work. That freedom makes discovery feel personal. There’s something deeply calming about just cruising across the world, chasing distant structures, and seeing what’s out there. The journey feels meaningful even without traditional stakes. Unfortunately, near what I believe was the end of the game, I encountered a glitch that appears to have saved itself into my file. Because of that, I’m unable to continue. It’s disappointing, especially since I was eager to see where the ancient keys lead and how the Path of the Archer resolves. That said, even with the technical issue, I still highly recommend this game. The atmosphere, art direction, music, and exploration alone make it worth the experience. Sable is something special. Even unfinished in my save file, it was worth the ride.

Soooo boring. The whole beginning feels like it's trying to push you past the two hour mark so you can't refund It feels like it plays itself up, like there's lore, there is magical science, there is something to grab... and there is not. Maybe there's something to explore? Yes, but no, because there's literally nothing worth finding.

A very chilled out and sweet game. Definitely seeing the parallels to Breath of the Wild, minus the combat elements. I enjoyed learning about the game's world, it'd be really nice to see more of Midden and the wider setting. Overall an impressive (if sometimes glitchy) piece of work from Shedworks.

one of the most boring games i've ever played. it looks pretty in te trailer but it's kinda ugly to play too tbh.

If you are into pointless exploration it might be for you. Not intuitive in its design, inconsistent physics, boring.

Terrible optimization on steam deck. fps drops up to 10-15 even on lowest settings, stuttering, crashes. It's now steam deck verifyed at all.