TIMEframe

Тут не сразу становится понятно что делать. Название игры отражает её суть. С течением времени можно заметить как начинает падать метеорит. И этот валун достигнет своей цели, если только не выполнить кое-что до того, как он свалится. А вот что именно требуется сделать, можно посмотреть уже в самой игре. В целом, пусть и выглядит как что-то необычное, но игра проходится еле-еле и на один раз. Не сложная, а размеренная, тянущаяся до зевков игра. Думаю, можно провести время в других, более подвижных играх.

I am not someone who plays a lot of walking Sims but the art style is what caught my attention. The world was large, I liked how there was pending doom but it wasn't game over per-say when the event occurred. I am not sure when I picked this game up since I have been working through my backlog however I can say its a short but enjoyable experience :)

Игра красивая, но скорость ходьбы слишком маленькая. Очень быстро красоты приедаются, а ты всё идёшь и идёшь. Нету телепортации между разными точками.

Short enjoyable exploration game / walking sim. After starting the game you are immediately put in a world that only has 10 seconds left until it is inevitably destroyed. With so little time, how can you even make a few steps? Well, these precious 10 seconds are presented in extreme slow motion, giving you enough time to discover some lore about this civilization and it's inhabitants, and about the cataclysm that is about to happen. After that, the time starts anew, akin to games like Majoras Mask or Outer Wilds. (The world needs more timeloop games!) The walking from one point of interest to the next is a little slow and far, but I think that is quite intentional, otherwise the game would be over in a flash, and the timeloop mechanic also wouldn't make much sense. The artstyle is unique, all the textures and particle effects consist of very distinctly shaded triangles, almost like little mosaics. A beautiful music score underlines the experience, which also gives hints about how much time is left until the apocalypse. It's great that the short but good OST is also available as DLC. If I'm being honest, the price is a little steep for just a little over ~1h of gameplay. But I liked it nonetheless, can recommend if you're into such games and don't shy away from some extended walking.

it is not a game. great atmosphere though

Sadly this is one of the games that could have done alot with the idea but didn't do anything with it. There are no puzzles to solve, Its just walking to an x amount of points and that it. The only reason it takes time is because its a long walk in empty land. Once done. you never start the game again.

I last played this eight years ago. Barely remember a thing about it except that I mildly enjoyed it? That's my barest reccommendation.

At least in Dear Esther you could drown yourself.

boring walking simulator. atleast allow to jump and run

(game complete at 1 hour at time of review, part of my review all my games effort) (short version) An enjoyable very short (1 hour) game with relaxing music and interesting lore. The music is enjoyable and the premise is interesting. $6 is $1 too expensive for this walking simulator but overall I'd recommend for a quick explore to let you imagination run wild for an hour. (no long version needed)