Gardens Of Celestial Globes Reviews

Did you enjoy browsing around 973 Eht Namuh 973 back in the day and staring at the paintings of David Denison? Or, if you don't know what those things are -- what about extremely complex and obscurantist interactive experiences bordering on troubled outsider art? The manual, included with the purchase of the game on Steam, clocks in at 123 pages and details this game's crafting recipes, bizarre keybindings, strange creatures, structures and so on. You will understand less than nothing if you go into this game blind and without reading it. This is something that will take you some time to understand as typical "gameplay basics" are totally eschewed. In other words, there is a huge learning curve as you will have to forget almost everything you know about playing games in order to play this (though the rudimentary MetroidVania platforming and item collecting is somewhat straightforward, nothing else is). There's an invented logic at play here that is the farthest thing from intuitive. While I recommend this game for it's scope, art style, and general uniqueness, I do feel that I should warn people what they are about to play. This is an interactive art piece that's similar to the Codex Seraphinianus. To say the gameplay is rough is an understatement -- it barely functions at all and you play as an enormous globe. 🌎 Just remember, regard all dharmas as dreams.