Gorogoa

...but hardly worth the 15€. Having to choose between a movie and this game—which both last approximately 90 minutes—would take the former most of the time. Nevertheless, the mechanic is extremely fresh, the art is beautiful, and I picked this game on a 50% sale. So it's a win in my book.

But the game sure was beautiful and fun. It's sort of a picture book where you have to use context clues to figure out which picture comes next.

It was beyond imagination.It‘s been over 5 years after the first time I played the demo. I believe those among us must have been waited for too long. GOROGOA is one of the two nominees that I can possbily think of for the indepent games of the year 2017.

This game is gorgeous, I love the art style and the audio is perfect. The story is minimalist but begins to make sense around the second "level", and wraps up nice at the end. The mechanics are interesting and fresh. Three stars off for the length, however. This game can be beaten in just over one hour. The first half hour will be spent learning how to move pictures, attach pictures, and look through pictures in the first level. The remaining half hour will be spent blazing through the other four levels, using only those same three mechanics. Unfortunately this game is vastly overpriced for its length, sorry.

Gorogoa is a very beautiful and creatively designed game. The puzzles are short and engaging, they can sometimes take a bit of time to figure out but it is very satisfying when you do. The game goes for around 2 hours, but can be played a few times through to work on the achievements.