Venice 2089

While the game has it's fair share of minor bugs i did have fun playing it. It's a pretty relaxing game with a nice soundtrack and a good artstyle. The hoverboard was insanely fun to use once i got the hang of it.

Played the demo back when it hit steam, enjoyed that a bit, so I took up the game recently to play it a bit. I haven't done much past the first day, but the story is nice, the artstyle is one of the game's bigger attractions for me. I enjoy these types with unique types of art, and with the map layout being... something of a retro game's style. I dig it. by that I mean like, you can go around a corner and the world turns. you can go down alley ways. and its a bit of a collect mission type of game. simplistic and has its own fun charm if you dig those games. I usually don't cause I seek more activity from games. but hey I recommend eitherway. art is nice yes.

Venice 2089 has a strong foundation that I think the devs should be really proud of. The art is unique and well done, and the world and the idea behind its mechanic is interesting. I don't recommend Venice 2089 despite these strong foundations because it doesn't feel like it was developed all the way into a game. Almost every aspect, from quests to animations to dialogue, feel like they're left unfinished. This feels like a rough draft of a game. I've played (and loved) games that were rough around the edges, but the ways in which Venice feels unfinished impede it enough for it to become unenjoyable. I think that the devs should be very proud of the idea they've had and what they've made here, and simultaneously I think if this game had a final 20% development and polish that it's currently lacking it'd be a much more enjoyable game. I don't want to put down what Venice 2089 is - it's more of a video game than I've ever made, for one - but I do want to highlight what it isn't as the reason for not recommending it. It isn't in a state that feels like a finished game. If you're really enamored by the concept and want to support the dev team, I'd pick it up, but otherwise I don't recommend buying this game as it is now.

Fun game, unique art style and relaxing music. Also simple gameplay too, perfect for everyone.

In short, an exploration game with a hover board (& fetch quests). story Nova is allowed to help out the residents in Venice during her 6th vacation day. gameplay There are high tide and low tide levels. Different areas can be reached depending on the tide. In addition, a new district is added almost every day. In the course of the game you get a drone with which you solve simple puzzles. Apart from that, there are only fetch quests. Cons -framdroping sometimes (not game breaking) -no map ( would save time & nerves) -mostly the same music when you are on the road (annoying) -no glossary about characters (nice to have) So you should bring patience and an enthusiasm for collecting.

good game disappointing ending