Pretty deeply mystical adventure/exploration game.
Dare I say it's somewhat minimalist - it doesn't rely on a huge map, an extreme amount of characters, or even being a very long game. It does however, have multiple endings and quite a few secrets.
It's low-poly PS1 style managed to be just the right niche for me, and I imagine many others. It has a very charming graphical style, which while trying to mimic the PS1 look, ends up giving it a unique sheen all of it's own.
Not unlike many adventure games, it has plenty of "how the heck was I supposed to know how to do that?" moments.
Ultimately though, it's a very deeply meditative and somber game. Despite some cute character designs, it's far from light. The ultimate tone it produces is one of serenity and acceptance, however.
Dare I say it's somewhat minimalist - it doesn't rely on a huge map, an extreme amount of characters, or even being a very long game. It does however, have multiple endings and quite a few secrets.
It's low-poly PS1 style managed to be just the right niche for me, and I imagine many others. It has a very charming graphical style, which while trying to mimic the PS1 look, ends up giving it a unique sheen all of it's own.
Not unlike many adventure games, it has plenty of "how the heck was I supposed to know how to do that?" moments.
Ultimately though, it's a very deeply meditative and somber game. Despite some cute character designs, it's far from light. The ultimate tone it produces is one of serenity and acceptance, however.