Hazel Sky is a heartfelt adventure about a young engineer facing his destiny and his desires. Fix ramshackle flying machines and jump, climb, swing, and slide through a beautiful, mysterious world.
Over a series of beautiful serene views and generally casual puzzles, Hazel Sky sets forth a young engineer’s introspective road to finding his true wish buried amongst his duties and desires. Despite the context of an engineer’s Trials, you will actually not learn much about what it means to be an engineer or even about the seemingly vast world of...
This game is terrible in every way. Whether we're talking major aspects of the game or simply minor little details, everything about it is awful.
“Hazel Sky” tries a bit too hard to create a more involved narrative that becomes more convoluted than it should be. Still, its main beats are heartwarming and lovely. One of those rare games where you sit and stare what you experienced for some good hours.
With a very competent level design, Hazel Sky offers a pleasant environment to explore and well-planned puzzles, combined with a well-conducted narrative that will make the player reflect on the game's universe. Despite the lack of punctual polish in mechanics and voice acting, the engaging story, the beautiful settings and the interaction of the characters...
In general, the exquisite island and level design of Hazel Sky can bring players a sense of achievement in constantly solving puzzles, and the process of exploring on a desert island is also pleasant, but the positive feedback provided by the game to the player after solving the problem is somewhat thin, and the fragmented narrative technique does not...
