Legend has it that the three rays of light in the sky are emitted by a prism that grants happiness to the one who obtains it. You never believed in that, but it is your last resort...
I saw this game be played on an IGC Showcasing and fell in love with the concept. After initially expirience motion sickness, the dev reached out and quickly put in place a selection of options to help ease the issue and I am no longer expiriencing it!
This game features a very unique game mechanic, you are completely clueless on how to do anything...
Please note that my playtime as of writing this review is low, but that's because I primarily played it on PS5. It got lost in the backlog during my transition back to PC gaming, and I intend to pick it up again. I only got four, maybe five hours into it, but I feel I have a basic grasp of what the game is like, and why it's worth playing.
First off...
It has an interesting idea and I enjoyed the possibilities, but the execution is not there. Too janky, too many visual problems, poor base mechanics, and the world is too big for how empty it is. Feels like an alpha version of a potentially really fun game.
Look, I think this is a very interesting idea but it's incredibly boring. The main problem is the world. It's just too damn big! At least for how fast the character runs. I also think you could get stuck for a long time trying to find jump. And getting stuck might be the point but that's not for me.
Also, the game this very prolonged intro that doesn't...
