Posted on: November 7, 2021
TwitchinSal
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How Storybooks Felt When You Were a Kid
In so many words, this is the sort of video game you'll be eager to show to people who aren't terribly into video games, as it's an attractive and accessible example of how much unique and innate potential the medium contains beyond blasting another round of space aliens. The detailed storybook-style visuals and relaxed soundtrack combined with a wordless (if somewhat superfluous) story and instantly-graspable controls will prompt pretty much anyone with so much as a passing interest to sit themselves down and start experimenting with the pictures, gradually and naturally discovering how the game's "world" works and what manner of pleasing spatial gimmicks the designers are guiding them towards. It should be noted that the game is quite short even if you get stuck for a bit at certain points (as I did), so for some it might be a bit of an ask at full price, but even for those folks I definitely recommend giving Gorogoa a try once it's a couple bucks off; it's an experience not quite like anything else out there, and its makers, in my estimation, have certainly earned a bit of time and money from anyone who can appreciate an end product that sets strict, meaningful limits for itself and does all it needs to within those confines.
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