Sable

second game I've ever 100%'d, great game, great story, and just fun

[h1]Facilmente um dos jogos mais bonitos que já joguei[/h1] Sable foi uma surpresa incrível. Jogo focado em exploração com um cenário muito bonito. Suas mecânicas são bem simples mas a vontade de explorar este mundo me fisgou como nenhum outro. Recomendo fortemente.

Amazing graphics for this exploration game. I greatly enjoyed my trip on those lands.

Hakoa - Night good ost, vibbbbeeeeeeesssss<3

まさに求めていたゲーム。 探索がしたいのに、敵と戦ってばかりのゲームが多い中 純粋に探索が楽しめて、死ぬことはなく何度でも挑戦できる。 確かに刺激はないのかもしれないが私はこれがやりたかった。 おすすめします。

Life...

The beginning 40 minutes and last 10 minutes of the game were the best parts. It has some serious Legend of Zelda vibes, and the art style is usually very lovely. I really liked the existential metaphor the game presented about the journey from youth, where you lack knowledge and skills but your mistakes are easily forgiven, to adulthood, where you now bear power but also responsibility. The metaphor of the gliding stone made me feel very emotional, and I wonder if that metaphor is lost on people who haven't completed their "gliding" yet. In your youth, you are given so much leeway and ability to recover from mistakes: financially, physically, socially, and career-ily. As you age, you build your knowledge and hopefully strengthen each of these aspects, but mistakes that you could once shrug off can become major setbacks. As we give up the gliding stone of our youth to choose the mask of our adulthood, we become stronger and more vulnerable all at the same time. I think that this game did a really good job of touching on this concept. However, as a game, I don't think its very good. There is almost too much of a lack of consequences. There's no health or hunger system, you cannot die or break your bike, and the only permanent choices you make are choosing your mask and accusing the thief (which also has little impact on the rest of the game). The fishing minigame is completely shoehorned in, and the collectible chum hunting becomes a tedious way to enable brute-forcing most of the climbing puzzles. Alongside these gameplay deficits is the performance issues. I encountered many frame drops and sound glitches, as well as some movement bugs that ranged from amusing to aggravating. Also, the game seems to be only optimized for controller, as menus and dialogue did not always play nice with mouse and keyboard. Although this game has some beautiful aspects, I cannot recommend it as a whole.