Worlds Upon The Wind

Really unique deck builder. Relaxing, slow paced, with fantastic art and theming/story.

I really enjoyed this game. I am not huge on puzzle games, but I enjoyed this. Helped me get through a fever with it's relaxing gameplay. I would say this is for people who enjoy games with meta currencies (it's how the story progresses, I would argue it's done well). Not quite a city builder, but probably entertaining to city builders as it does have a form of resource management.

A beautiful game - I am slightly nervous about how enduring it will be but, at 12 hours in, it's great with tons of ongoing replayability and new mechanisms emerging. It took me a while to work out some of the features, but there was no rush and plenty else to get on with.

Relaxed puzzle game with beautiful art.

Ha már tavaly volt egy játék, ami a semmiből jött és feltörölte velem a padlót (Blue Prince a neve, lehet hallottál már róla véletlenül), nyilván idén is kellett jönnie valaminek, ami hasonló erőt képvisel. Meg hát a stílus is hasonló, hipnotikus, nyugodt, csendes, és eszméletlenül addiktív. A csodás művészeti megvalósításról meg nem hiszem, hogy nagyon beszélni kellene, elég ránézni a képekre, hogy beleszeress. És még japánt is tanulhatsz vele.

Unique hybrid of a deck builder and map exploration. You will be challenged.

This game does a lot of things and combines them very well. It starts off slowly and introduces new items and challenges gradually, layering them as you move deeper into the world. There's not really any violence which I think is great, and really shares a unique philosophy to guide your decisions. You can play in all sorts of ways but there are rewards for taking untraditional routes. Despite having nearly 30 hours in the game I have no idea how many new systems or challenges will be introduced. Based on a log of various goals, I'm maybe 1/4 of the way through? But if the goals are mostly optional, I could be like one run away from the final stage. There's still a lot of space for me to advance on the tech tree so I figure I'm about halfway. I really appreciate the deckbuilding aspect of the game, your starter deck is adjustable but fairly tame, and new and more powerful cards drop in your hand quickly - especially as you advance the tech tree. There are entirely optional minigames to learn the strokes of the kanji featured in this game. There's no need to know any of them, but it would be a great tool for learning a few hundred kanji if that's your thing. I really would have loved to have this tool in my second year high school Japanese class. Also the game is beautiful and runs super smooth and fast, but that seems obvious.