Nothing to chew on. Just felt like I was observing my brain slowly adapt to the game's challenges, waiting for it to finish processing each section. I was sat in front of a large static image of a linear graph depicting my skill over time. I would describe the experience as being almost passive, if that makes sense. It does feel nice to play, but it needed like one more thing for the player to be thinking about each run for it to really land with me I think.

My enjoyment of Journey felt.... tenuous. There was a 20 minute stretch in the middle where no one else showed up and I thought to myself, "who cares about this shit at all, get me out" then 15 minutes later a stranger and I are spamming buttons to keep each other warm and I'm thinking to myself "I would die for you, comrade." I don't know. Cool game. What if no one else shows up though.

Kind of remarkable how well this flows considering just how redundant/repetitive each level inevitably becomes. Gun balance is fantastic and level design is solid, sometimes.

very good game that is a few pacing adjustments away from being a very great game (i'm looking at you, space exploration)

played Video Game Feminization Hypnosis.