Drizzlepath: Glass Reviews

You wonder around while somebody naters away, once you find the short cut its all over very underwhelmed with this one Not a fan of these

I just rage-quit yet another Tonguç Bodur game. I got tired of the endless and meaningless walking. Don't get me wrong, I'm a big fan of walking sims. Ones that are made well, that is. Ones with an interesting story, and beautiful graphics to look at as you're strolling along searching for something or heading toward your next destination. I love a good walking sim that keeps you inspired and wanting to continue, even though there might be a lot of walking involved. These walking sims offer none of those things. They're boring, and the graphics are nothing to get excited about. And what makes many of these Tonguç Bodur games particularly frustrating is that there's often no obvious direction or clue on where to go. There might be obvious paths to follow for a little while, but then you're thrust into a big open world and have no idea which direction to go in. "Do I go left, right, or forward?" And, if you make the mistake of taking the wrong path, you're going to deeply regret it, because you'll have traveled a LONG way before you realize you went the wrong way. Then you have to backtrack on your slow, pointless journey... making all the walking ever that much more painful and frustrating. I got a bunch of these games in a discounted bundle some time ago, and, after playing the first one and hating it, I'd eventually and reluctantly, play another after a while, hoping beyond hope that the next one would be better, and each time I was disappointed by another crappy, boring game. As with all the others, I dumped this one into my "Too Awful, Didn't Care to Finish" collection for games I never want to attempt to play again. Sorry, but I just have nothing positive to say about this game, or any other game by this developer.

Clearly inspired by "dear esther". It is less bizarre than other games from this author and more atmospheric. Relaxing experience.