Keeper Reviews

A lot of love and attentions has gone into making this game and for that I'll remember it for years to come. Visually stunning, especially on an OLED screen and the artwork is second to none. The gameplay itself echoes Flower and Journey in the way the "game" is complementary to the experience. Highly recommended for connoiseurs and snobs.

I'm thoroughly enjoying this game. I hear it's shortly so maybe it should be a sale buy. It's a very chill puzzle game. No stress. Just kick back and enjoy the story with some simple puzzling. I'm not saying the puzzle are too easy, but their not super hard to figure out, especially once you learn to think like the game wants to you. I found it very relaxing.

Very impressive visually, and equally boring in the first half of the game. Too slow, too simple, too repetivie. But then it kinda managed to pick up quite a bit and by the end I think it was worth it. Has some serious performance issues though, You need a high-end rig to run it at just 60 fps. Going higher is not even an option.

It starts as a walking-sim, but then becomes so much more! The beauty of the game can not be overstated. 10/10 visuals. You need a beefy computer for this one, and upscaling is hidden in the settings. I finished it with all achievements in five hours. I won't spoil anything, but the game gets better and better towards a satisfying end.

Enjoyed the game, transformations are mind blowing , respect for LSD EYE in the end it was cool.

for what it is, its amazing. not gonna be for everyone tho. not so much a game and more a journey. but absolutely wild. i wanna smoke whatever they were smoking when they made this.. it is bonkers.

I was looking forward to playing this game (it looks amazing), but unfortunately is is totally unplayable on my Linux box. It freezes on start screen and sometimes crashes the the graphicsdriver as well (black screem, hard reboot required). Now my only hoe of eer playing this game that the devs or Steam find some way of improving the situation.

Game is really unique. It is at heart a puzzle game, but the puzzles are pretty simple. The colors and visuals are S tier. It is a little slow at first, but gets a little more interesting as time goes on. Not a serious game, but a good one to just take it easy and enjoy.

I feel this game is more of a portfolio piece more than an actual story to remember. I'm very conflicted because on one hand: this is one of most visually beautiful natural environments ever and is a huge step up from their last game. It excels at having visually interesting terrain without ever feeling like its too unnatural and using camera work and colour scheming to make what I'll call "Wallpaper worthy shots". If anything this could be a great research source for an essay on cinematography/game to study in general. on the other hand: The actual storytelling is just fine, It's a very "gets the job done" and its technically satisfying. Its just weak coming off the studios previous games. And this isn't me wishing the characters were talking because one of my favourite movies "Robot Dreams" features little to no talking and it made me really emotional. I think I would of connected more with the game if it didn't dramatically separate the main characters 4 ENTIRE TIMES, it makes the story feel formulaic. These moments could of instead been used to show the characters just getting to know each other better through just: Hanging out. Unfortunately the lighthouse is just a walking mc-guffin with "The Purpose" and doesn't get to be anything outside of that. If there's actually some sort of deep meaning as to why that is the case, then the game doesn't really imply that from what I've seen. At the end of the day though it isn't insulting so I'll take it. To quickly end this review on a positive note: It's GENUINELY impressive how good this game looks on low graphic settings. If anything that should be commended and I'm really happy its the case. And I'm still patiently giddy to see what double fine will make next.

It's not a game, it's an interactive art exhibit. Which is a nice way of saying very pretty walking simulator. The "Puzzles' are literally just interreact with whatever you encounter in the order in which it's encountered. Pacing is very slow and the dramatic tension is laughable as there are no consequences to your actions.