The Unfinished Swan

[h1] What You Leave Behind [/h1] Another banger of a story by Annapurna Interactive. Honestly, this is your typical walking sim with a little fun interactive spots of throwing paint droplets to fill in a blank space, or helping vines move across the world with water droplets. It's a cute and short game that you can complete in about an hour, or within about 3, if you look for the balloons. Overall, the game is not bad, and very simple. I would only recommend if you like short stories about love and loss, and like walking sims.

First few minutes of the first level are kinda magical, then it becomes mediocre adventure game with nice but very simple story and message. Honestly feels like they had an idea for that completely blank world and objects emerging before your very eyes but realized throwing balls of paint everywhere would quickly become a tedious thing to do and had to come up with the rest of the game

A delightful surrealist game that grows as you play.

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A beautiful and creative game

got pretty bored of this one very quickly which is sad cause its a very short game. has some neat ideas though! this version also had some weird audio stuttering & it freaked out and crashed repeatedly when I tried playing this with a PS5 controller, had to use an xbox one instead. pretty sad since I wanted to like this one

Wow. A solid game with an ending that really makes you think but it's not really worth the price since the game can be completed in roughly an hour or less if you skip gathering all the balloons spread out across each part. The gameplay was a bit understimulating but the story was really good but not on the same level as What Remains Of Edith Finch. Would kinda recommend.

Charming and whimsical with fun rather than difficult challenges - such as painting the landscape to see where to go next. If you liked Journey you will probably enjoy this.

Quite short and not particularly mind-blowing. It's more vibes than puzzles. I did enjoy exploring around the areas though, it has a very defined sense of style. The storybook and narration feel appealed to children, so I think a younger audience would probably get more mileage out of this. It was basically only advertised at E3 and only for the PS3 (this is a much later PC port) so how many children actually played it originally is another question. It's an interesting game but I would only get it on sale.

loved the mechanics and liked the story. overall a good game