The Longest Road on Earth Reviews

A montage of vignettes depicting the every day lives of a variety of people, tied together through the framing device of an antique store. This isn't a game. It's an interactive music video for an entire album of Beicoli's music. If you don't like her music, do not get it. I like a lot of her work, and I think the end result works fairly well, but the music is incredibly anachronistic most of the time, and only starts clicking a couple chapters in as its consistency helps serve to tie things together. Overall though, it's very well done, with gorgeous pixel art and some moments that impressed me with how perspective shifted or additional elements were introduced. There's a lot to contemplate here, and it drew some tears out of me later on. If you're into interactive art that takes about 1 hour 40 minutes to complete, and that meditates on the meaning of life, then this is for you.

I could not get past the intro. makes you watch the credits first but you cant just let them play you have to hit a button every few seconds to keep progressing.

I'll never forget the first time I heard the voice of Beatriz in Laika and now I get to experience 4 narratives open to the player's interpretation accompanied by her angelic voice? What a ride! :) Thank you, Brainwash Gang. It was also lovely to see Laika, Blasphemous and a few other games being referenced towards the end.