Firewatch Reviews

Гарна гра,яка затягує своєю атмосферою та природою. Гарні звуки та діалоги. Взагалі вся візуальна частина будоражить. Сюжет чесно такий собі. Ну і на початку гри були затупи як куди дійти.Гра на 7 з 10

Firewatch is an interesting game, the story gets you hooked from the start and while the ending isn't the most impactful thing ever it doesn't ruin the experience as I've read online. To me hiking around with a map and a compass was really thrilling, specially if you turn off all the UI and help. The park is beautiful even with the low sittings I had to use, and overall the game was pretty solid all throughout.

Short and sweet game with a beautiful art style and a simple yet emotional story. That story paired with excellent voice acting keeps you hooked. Always heard about this is a must play indie game and I regret putting it off for so long. Would highly recommend

Undoubtedly a really good, dialogue/story driven indie game. Short, but does not compromise on the story, and look really good, Strongly recommended, if you like the genre!

fun to play, had nice elements of mystery and a tiny bit scary, easy controls, delilah was a bit annoying but nothing crazy, i liked the storyline although its sorta disappointing, still worth playing if you get it on sale though

Never been big on narrative/adventure, it's unfortunately so exhausting to focus. Still playing Disco Elysium after 5 years for the same reason. I loved this one however. The atmosphere, the sound. The reasons from other reviews. The controversy around that a*s streamer. Only came here to buy the OST actually. (Playtime on Steam Deck didn't count for some reason)

"Well, Escaping isn't always something bad". 10/10, Absolutely worth buying

Yes, it's a narrative-driven experience. Yes, it's a "walking simulator." Sometimes those games are good too. This is one.

what. a. game. and the end credit music. uff, perfection. i hope i get a delilah...

Firewatch is one of those games that quietly wrecks you. You go in thinking it’s just a walking sim, trees, sunsets, and then suddenly you're knee-deep in your own feelings because a woman on the radio asked how you're holding up. There’s no combat, no inventory. Just you, a damaged past, and Delilah’s voice in your ear. And somehow… that’s enough. More than enough. It’s haunting, beautiful, funny, and incredibly human. By the end, I didn’t want to leave the tower. I didn’t want to lose that voice. Short game. Long aftertaste. See you, Delilah. Maybe in another life.