Onirike Bewertungen

First of all, I wouldn't nevessarily say that this is a bad game. It has an original design, a big world splittet up in rather nicely sized areas, all with their own theme to it, and some of the riddles and platform puzzles were nice to solve. They do pull a few heartstrings in that game. I had some fun for a few hours, but also a lot of frustation. That being sad, I wouldn't recommend the game to fans of the genre. I got along with the controls rather fine, while my friend, who had a short go at the game when I got lost, called them "rather wonky and less precise than needed". I can't deny that to 100%, though I think with a bit of training, you can balance that out. Although this shouldn't be necessary. Anyway, the story is, at best, basic and the ending... no spoilers, but I feel that it was butchered and along the game, I was missing a lot of contextualisation. Also, the narrating was annoying, especially with a lot of lines that were repetitive - although I liked the vocal reminder that it was time to head to a memory stone. Also, the subtitles didn't match the dialogue by a lot, maybe that could be fixed. The characters you meet are... peculiar. But as the whole plot itself, you have trouble putting them into context. There is a lot of symbolism in the world and its habitant, however, it's lacking a proper introduction. I don't want to put that too negatively, it's just some cherry on top. Finally, I can say that you have to know yourself what to do with that information. You can definetly still give Onirike a Go, if you are curious. But I wouldn't recommend it.