Yi and the Thousand Moons

Como si fuera una peli musical, el juego te relata un cuento chino donde tú como jugador apenas tienes que hacer nada, solo moverte y disparar un par de veces, porque está todo al servicio de la canción que suena, que por cierto es chula, podría ser una de las que aparecen en pelis de Disney. Gráficos pobres, muy corto, historia simple y subtítulos mal traducidos pero tiene un encanto, la canción te atrapa porque suena bien, buenas voces, buen intrumental y te apetece seguir oyéndola, es el motor del juego. Experiencia curiosa y relajante, media hora dura solamente pero en descuento yo lo recomiendo, más que nada por probar otras cosas, no? Tanto disparar y tanta hostia a veces satura. Nota: 5,5

是谁把后羿射日做成了音乐剧

Curto, simples, impactante e incrível!

Game Kể Chuyện Bằng Âm Nhạc Rất Hấp Dẫn

Jogo bem simples, mas a história é boa e a música é bem tranquila

Спокойный мюзикл. Супер!

This is a spiritual experience. At some point it feels like the game Journey in VR. The art is shabby in front of the music and singing - but it doesn't matter, because at the end of day, I can still echo with what the devs tried to express and some true hearts.

I got this dirt cheap due to a coupon (those were cool, I miss them), but still cannot recommend this on good faith if you're looking for a game. The music is above par and if I was on a music rating site I'd give it good marks, but the game... is barely there. Not only have I played longer free walking sims (with more "mechanics"), but this really "tricks you" into thinking there'll be more substance than there is due to how it's structured. Avoiding any concrete spoilers, it's almost funny how there's an "interlude" when the final two songs have you similarly doing basically nothing to progress and last almost the same "length" (the instrumentals loop between sung sections). I don't want to presume anything, but it does feel like any attempt at making a proper musical game and not just an album with an interactive visualizer fell through after the first three songs.

Good soundtrack, not much story, just something good to listen to. You can walk through it in about 20 minutes, but it is allright

The concept is neat, but hold off on Yi. When I jumped in, I thought I'd be playing a game with a music backdrop. This is like a point-and-click album, where an action or running to a place will get the character to start the next track in the plot. All in all, it works as an experimental piece, but unless you're looking for a somewhat primordial story with about half an hour of music within a game environment, you'd be safe to skip this one. Not recommended.