The Pathless

First of all, its a cheap game and its worth the money. Secondly, it honestly feels longer than 5h of playtime. My only issue is that smh my PC was hot and loud, even tough the fps were high and settings on low. Finally, its nice to play for a few hours with basically no restrictions. I played on controller which was fun but idk about MnK

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With the recent release of the giant squid collection i finally got around to playing the pathless. I've been a fan of this studio since playing the excellent Abzû but i loved sword of the sea even more. The pathless sits somewhere inbetween but they're all pretty close to one another. Whereas Abzu excelled most in storytelling and sword of the sea in movement, the pathless' biggest strenght is the pure exploration. It's genuinely one of the most fun 3D worlds i've explored with so many things to find and discover. Also it's absolutely massive so depending on how completionist you wanna be with it you'll be exploring for a while. Another benefit of such a big world is that it allows for many awe inspiring vistas that excel at giving a sense of scale. It's also quite obviously beautiful with that signature Giant squid artstyle. Especially the lighting & godrays and all the different colours that contrast or suplement eachother. But also the scattered ruins with their impressive architecture and the way they blind in with the terrain and all its natural formations. It's just a gorgeous world supplemented by an equally gorgeous soundtrack. Austin wintory has once again delivered a score with a unique identity that's as memorable than it is enchanting. In terms of gameplay this one leans a lot closer to sword of the sea than abzû with a focus on movement. This one laid the groundwork for sword of the sea's movement though which was even more refined but the pathless' movement still filt very smooth. There's also some combat in the form of a handfull of epic cinematic bossfights that you eventually get to undertake after having dealt with them as roaming obstacles which forced you into a stealth minigame. Said minigames were the only real annoyance i have with the game as they interfered with exploration, always seemingly roaming right where i wanted to explore next. After these encounters you also had to pet your eagle companion to regain your flight ability which was cute for the first few times but grew a bit annoying by the end. I still felt a strong connection with the bird despite that though because of the story which is more direct in this one compared to giant squid's other two games. It even features voice acting from Laura Bailey and Troy Baker who both delivered good performances as you'd expect from them. The story is pretty generic but still well executed and the worldbuilding with the lore fragments you find whilst exploring was pretty cool. All in all another excellent game by one of the best indie studios!

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I like Giant Squid's other games a lot, but this one is such a drag. The art is nowhere near as cool as the others but it would be just fine if not for the abysmally uninteresting gameplay. The movement of having to slow down in small bursts to shoot targets and go faster could have been done a lot better, the "puzzles" are all so easy and yet so sluggish to get through, and the first boss fight at least was just unfun with no new use of mechanics. Wouldn't recommend even on sale.

Yipeeeeeeee ! Great game

Beautiful game