Relaxing with #ABZU on the Switch tonight, always a memorable experience to play through 💆🏻♂️🎮
Relaxing with #ABZU on the Switch tonight, always a memorable experience to play through 💆🏻♂️🎮
Con la #ps4 "di famiglia" abbiamo ereditato alcuni giochi tra cui #ABZÛ; giocato quasi tutto in solo due sessioni (cosa rara per i miei "tempi di vita") facendo una semicitazione da David Foster Wallace lo definirei una bellissima avventura subacquea che non farò mai più!
Devo ammettere che in un tuffo da uno sperone ho effettivamente tratenuto il fiato ma sarà perché mi mancano i fondali reali per il resto non mi ha emozionato.
I finished #SwordOfTheSea last night.
Nice little 'one of those' type games that fits in well alongside the studios other works in #ABZU and #ThePathless.
It's a beautiful game to look at for sure, and the soundtrack is really something.
At the same time, I found the comparisons to #Journey to be a little skin-deep.
Yes it's got a desert. Yes it's got a little person that floats around said desert and yes, it's got a super chill vibe with beautiful scenery and a nice soundtrack....
But it didn't land with nearly as much weight.
That's not to say it's bad. It isn't. It's just lacking that social aspect that made Journey such a revelation a decade or so ago (fuck me, time eh?)
Le he debido de caer bien y no me ha comido
Spouse & I played ABZÛ (an underwater sea-exploration game) this week & I can't recommend it enough, even to non-gamers. The music, visuals, & story are all transcendentally beautiful, and game play is almost meditative (indeed, meditation is one of the Diver's activities). There was one area where extinct sea creatures exist, and we kept pausing to look them up. The lack of words made it very restful to this autistic player with auditory processing challenges.