GRIS

Honestly I didn't expect the game to end so quickly but it left me full. Quality>quantity. The soundtrack, the graphics are unreal. Never felt a game's art like this. Bought the soundtrack after listening it from the 2 trailers and it was money well spent. Honestly thank you for the amazing hours I spent on the game and I really hope to see more in the future. Thank you also GOG for suggesting the game to me. I am beyond satisfied.

I really enjoyed the art style of the game, very beautiful. The platforming and the puzzles were great. Thou the story wasn't something that took a grip on me. Don't know if it was how it was visually explained or what but I found something lacking there to make me feel anything specific. Music is very good in the game. I recommend this game if you do enjoy very beautiful art style games with platforming and with puzzles and great music. When it comes down to the story it all comes down to how you interpret the visual story.

Without a single word, Nomada Studio managed to tell a beautiful tale filled with all sorts of emotions. The game's visuals are breathtaking and inspire to just stop and stare in awe at the scenery. Mechanic-wise the game does not reinvent the wheel, yet it combines each additional ability in such a way that it always stays fresh throughout its short life. If you are into a beautifully told, short story, strap in for an emotional rollercoaster. You might lose a tear but you definitely won't lose money or your time here.

This is a beautiful platformer game that isn't to long. The visuals are fantastic and the music and sound effects are gorgeous to listen to. I highly recommend playing with this interactive artwork.

I would compare it to Knytt and Knytt Stories because the sound design, the abstract background graphics, and atmosphere is very similar. Gris is largely a relaxing experience that I played to get the context for the beautiful images shown in the trailers and screenshots. 6 linear levels, some light puzzles, 4 powerups, a couple of boss encounters, but no actual combat or enemies, and some hidden collectibles to find on a second playthrough.