TRIP Steam Edition

Not sure why, but this game really grows on you; at first it seemed like just someone's unfinished project they made in Unity - but over the years I find that I keep returning to play it when I'm bored because of how interesting the world is, and you begin to discover the various 'points of the game' the developer had in mind while making each part, like 'can I make it up to the top of this?' and exploring reveals interesting characters that seem to have some sort of story behind them - although one that doesn't really make sense, as if part of some abstract daydream that feels comfortable to be in. Hopefully the developer will keep adding to this once in a while; I wouldn't have been disappointed if I had paid $0.99 for it, but luckily I got it for free!

There's a reason you only see screenshots of the first "world" in this game; it's the only one that's remotely interesting. Had the subsequent worlds built upon the experience of the first world in any way, with its varied sights and large worldspace (at least compared to the others), it would be worth playing, but as it is, I'd give this one a pass. There are better abstract walking simulators out there.

A collection of "Artistic" worlds you can explore. So... The art is a collection of different things, mostly different polygonal shapes. Aside from the first world you can visit it's harder to justify the argument that it's art. Coupled with slow movement, a soundtrack that doesn't match your environment, and a mostly uninteresting walk through the peculiar, it's simply not fun.

别看介绍什么艺术、前卫、奇妙什么的，实际上就是把一大堆色块放在一张地图里搞了个完全没有任何意义的垃圾

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] You walk around a forest with PS1 graphics and look at the things. There's a thing that looks sort of like a deer, another thing that looks sort of like a butterfly, even a thing that looks sort of like a fairy. But, don't try to interact with anything, or the game will minimize because it doesn't properly capture the mouse. There's literally nothing else to do. And for a game with 30 year old graphics, it runs like crap. Other annoyances include the fact that there's no way to exit the game without alt+f4. And like many other poorly-programmed games, the collision detection is so bad it's possible to literally run straight up vertical walls. If you describe yourself as a "philosopher of the world" and enjoy looking at brightly colored shapes between nap times, you might enjoy this game. Otherwise, this is a hard pass.

玩了40个小时，感觉灵魂得到了净化