Some clever ideas but the environments are just one video game trope after another. A mine, a factory with steam and flame jets, an abattoir, a cave, a submarine, etc. I don't think that flies for a walking sim.

Ecplisium is a wonderfully intense and beautiful short experience. I loved the aesthetic and art direction of this game, loved the ambiance and sound design, loved the treks through enormous landscapes just as much as

Sublime This game is real trip. It's a superbly curated audiovisual experience with small gameplay tweaks with every chapter that serve the surreal immersion. There is no forceful lesson to learn, it feels more like a

This kinda game could only work if it WAS a walking sim, cause man I needed that time spent walking to think over what just happened after nearly ever scene. It was just that crazy in a beautiful way.

I never fully understood where I was, who she was, or what any of it meant. Yet I couldn't stop walking toward the tower. Some games tell a story; Eclipsium feels like wandering through a dream. And, like a dream, it

I personally do not enjoy this game. I LOVE the art style this game has and i slightly enjoy some of the puzzles. but this game is a walking simulator. the gaps between some parts is so long, whcih would be fine but you