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Eeeeeeeh. I mean, Journey was about 4 hours. I'll probably bite.
Speaking of which, I'm like 20 hours into World of Light. This shit is too looooooooooong.
Holy shit, this feels incredibly special.
I've only played around half an hour and won't get to play anymore until tomorrow thanks to adult stuff, but WOW.
The visuals combined with the soundtrack are just...next level.
I had intense full body CHILLS from the intro alone and one other moment soon after that was just so incredibly beautiful that it happened again.
I've only played around half an hour and won't get to play anymore until tomorrow thanks to adult stuff, but WOW.
The visuals combined with the soundtrack are just...next level.
I had intense full body CHILLS from the intro alone and one other moment soon after that was just so incredibly beautiful that it happened again.
Finished the game in about 3-4 hours. One of the last sections dragged a bit too much for me but it really was a special experience. I managed to grasp the themes of the game without much issue but I still feel like I've missed some stuff, so I will probably come back to it later.
What is the final section? Curious to know how far I am from the end.
The "flower" section
Soundtrack on Bandcamp
That soundtrack...holy shit!
Just bought it on bandcamp.
https://berlinistband.bandcamp.com/album/gris-original-soundtrack
Just bought it on bandcamp.
https://berlinistband.bandcamp.com/album/gris-original-soundtrack
Not really frustration free as it seems like you can't revisit previous areas. So for us completionists, if you miss one of the optional items, you can't get it later.
Just bought the game on Steam and it just crashes every time I try to launch it. Anyone else having a similar issue? Googling it has not lead me anywhere.
In-game, moving the analogue stick to get up and then the running is gameplay, it's animated really well, looks amazing.
I did zoom in however as the camera is a little further back.
Is this good for an older person with no "gaming experience" per say?
AKA- is it easy to understand, control and play for a newbie?
AKA- is it easy to understand, control and play for a newbie?
Same here, I would like to know if it's coming to PS4 or XB1. Otherwise I'll have to buy it on PC, it looks fucking phenomenal.
Any info on how well it runs on the Switch? Since recent indies like Dead Cells for example had some framerate issues, I'm wondering if the PC version is the way to go.
Plus, I imagine that such a gorgeous game could benefit from the higher resolutions available on PC.
Plus, I imagine that such a gorgeous game could benefit from the higher resolutions available on PC.
I finished Gris, rather enjoyed it. It's really pretty looking and has nice music to go along with it. Gameplay isn't anything too complicated, just like light puzzle platforming stuff. Had fun with it though. Definitely nice if you want a chill experience, and doesn't overstay its welcome.
Same question...
I just finished the game in a 2h30 session and I've to say when the credits started to roll I yelled a big "QUOI?" (means "what" in French, btw it's 1.15am here hope neighbors didn't hear!), I was soooo surprised it was already the end. I rarely felt like this, it's like the game started to become interesting aaaaaaaand... The End. What?!
Is there a second ending or something? I feel I missed something.
The game is absolutly breathtaking visually, a pure Wonder, but God it's short... And... Empty? I mean there's almost no gameplay, no puzzle, going from left to right and from right to left... I felt I "did nothing" in this game. :/
The "meaning" of the game is also great, I loved it, but as a video game, about gameplay and "accomplishment" I feel like I broke the game, I got everything, every skills and every levels done without any effort at all. First time I ever feel like that after finishing a game.
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There are no enemies or battling in the game you traverse the environments the game play is unique on its own. It is not dificult.
This gives me so much journey vives my god.
Bumping this post for visibility. I need some Swtich impressions, still debating where to pick this game up.
Gonna pick the game up today regardless, but is this going to be best experienced as a "put aside 4 hours and play this in one go" kinda thing?
I finished the game on Switch. Game looks and runs great. Havent noticed any framedrops or anything.
Can anyone let me know how it looks in handheld? I want to cuddle into my bed with my headphones and get lost.
