GRIS

The game is simply beautiful. The colors, the animations, all the attention to detail. Pretty much every second of the experience is a potential screenshot. Sometimes I had to take a little break to take in the scenery. I'm not a hardcore gamer, and there were some places where the platforming was a bit frustrating, but not overly so. Many of the creative amd surprising puzzles were nothing I had seen in other games. For the most part the gameplay wasn't difficult - the game is more of an experience than a challenge. Definitely, it was an experience that will stay with me for a while.

In spite of being advertised as artistic, story rich and poetic (which is all true), it all becomes secondary half way through when you start facing series of ridiculous and unnecessary frustrating jumps that spoils everything nice about this game. It becomes a game of jumps rather than anything else and discourage you to continue. I think that makers sometimes should make up their mind about what kind of game they want to create. Is it about the story and experience, about art and the atmosphere or just about purely hitting the keyboard in desperate attempts to overcome jumping challenges ! I feel that they do it to attract more sales. (I do not mind puzzles, or finding ones' way through the game, not even very difficult ones that I can solve in due time. However jumping is not that.) Such a shame ! I expected much more of this game.

It's pretty. You go around solving spatial puzzles. Some of the mechanics are very interesting and creative. So it requires a bit of creative thinking. A lot of times this gets annoying, frustrating and boring. I'm having some fun but not a lot of. I absolutely adored "Little nightmares", "Limbo", "Inside", "Far: Lone sails", "The final station" but this one is the worst of the lot. No complains though. I got it for 2 EUR, so it's fine.

A competent gameplay... A beautiful soul... Thank you, Nomada Studio...

on of the most feelings-full game I have ever played. Beautiful