About This Game Gris is a hopeful young girl lost in her own world, dealing with a painful experience in her life. Her journey through sorrow is manifested in her dress, which grants new abilities to better navigate her faded reality. As the story unfolds, Gris will grow emotionally and see her world in a different way, revealing new paths to explore using her new abilities. GRIS is a serene and evocative experience, free of danger, frustration or death. Players will explore a meticulously designed world brought to life with delicate art, detailed animation, and an elegant original score. Through the game light puzzles, platforming sequences, and optional skill-based challenges will reveal themselves as more of Gris’s world becomes accessible. GRIS is an experience with almost no text, only simple control reminders illustrated through universal icons. The game can be enjoyed by anyone regardless of their spoken language. 1075eedd30 Title: GRISGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Nomada StudioPublisher:Devolver DigitalRelease Date: 13 Dec, 2018 GRIS Ativador Download [pack] An absolutely gorgeous game with an amazing soundtrack you'll want to keep listening to. It really is art, every frame is worthy of a screenshot and the animation is both fluid and visually interesting. The OST and visuals work to pull at your heartstrings even as the story is left fairly open-ended for the player to determine. I definitely felt my eyes tear up during a few cutscenes.As far as gameplay, I really enjoy puzzles and these were challenging enough to stump me a couple times while still feel satisfying to complete. Some jumps take a little more precise timing and skill to complete.Highly recommend. I hope more games take a similar route.. Pros: It's like playing a painting. Visuals and music are great. Cons: The game loves wasting your time. Not very fun. Honestly, i don't think this is a bad game, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I feel like a quarter of my time was walking extremely slow left or right, literally just holding the control stick in a direction, followed by my eyes glazing over waiting until I got where I was supposed to. The water areas in the game are by far the best parts of the game I thought, most because you move much faster and can do some cool things with the water. Everything else, gameplay wise, is extremely slow ridiculously easy platforming. One extra side note, if you're going to make a game that is a feast for the eyes, DON'T have loading screens that are completely white. I knew this was a visual game, so I played with the lights off and at night. Not fun getting blinded by a flash of white across the screen every time you load the game up. If you want a game that's fun, in terms of platforming or puzzle solving, look elsewhere. If you want to walk around and jump in a gorgeous painting for a few hours, go for it.. Gris is an absolutely stunning puzzle platformer. The music is great. The puzzles are nice. There are several cool platforming mechanics in it. The hand-drawn graphics are just beautiful. All this together creates a fantastic atmosphere. If you are even remotely interested in the genre, go ahead and buy this game now - and enjoy the ride! I certainly did!. I'm literally touched, moved and entranced by the comely grace of this game! Unforgettable and unexpected experience where gameplay is at the service of astonishing aesthetic beauty. Rich and immersive sensorial experience, a sort of visual and musical interactive poetry coming with magnificent graphic style and outstanding aesthetics. Another screenshots as paintings generator! While playing you can feel grace, lightness and even a bit of pleasant sadness. I liked so much pushing the B-key and watching the girl trying to sing with no result, so graceful and sad at the same time! :-) My eyes could not resist the blinding beauty of the ending wrapped in an explosion of colors and a vortex of emotions and tears of joy flowed. One of the best game of 2018. Thank you Nomada Studio!http:\/\/store.steampowered.com\/curator\/26168615-Video-Games-Art-International\/Sono letteralmente commosso ed estasiato dalla leggiadra grazia di questo gioco. Indimenticabile ed inaspettata esperienza dove il gameplay \u00e8 al servizio di una sorprendente bellezza estetica. Ricca ed immersiva esperienza sensoriale, una sorta di poesia interattiva visiva e musicale forte di un magnificente stile grafico. Un altro generatore di screenshot come fossero quadri! Durante il gioco si ricevono sensazioni di grazia e leggerezza ma anche un po' di piacevole tristezza! Ho adorato premere il tasto B e guardare la ragazza che tenta di cantare senza risultato, cos\u00ec grazioso e triste allo stesso tempo! :-) I miei occhi non hanno resistito all'accecante bellezza del finale avvolto in un'esplosione di colori ed un vortice di emozioni e lacrime di gioia sono sgorgate! Uno dei migliori giochi del 2018. Grazie Nomada Studio!http:\/\/store.steampowered.com\/curator\/24577210-Video-Games-Art\/. DEFINITELY RECOMMENDED!I cannot type any word that can justify or describe how amazing this game is.It is a breathtaking experience I have had.. Phenomenal, beautiful, and powerful.If you enjoy quiet exploration and puzzle games that rely heavily on visuals and music to tell a story, you will enjoy this.. Beautiful, beautiful art that makes it look amazing and makes everything seem like it should be interesting. And yet, after finishing it, most of it simply wasn't.I understand the metaphor here since it's relatively clear. But one of the things is that I played a game on Steam within the past handful of months that simply did that theme a lot better and actually felt like a full game in comparison to GRIS mainly being a platforming art festival. (For anyone who wants to know about the other game, it is called RiME. I'm putting the game's name in spoilers because I don't want to casually ruin the premise of that for anyone who might own it and not know.)It might be that I played the game above and had such a strong reaction to it that playing a similar game just made me shrug it off. But I also think, as said above, that the other game felt much more like an actual game. GRIS does not, for most of the time, even though you control the character.There's not much to discuss about GRIS really other than it's a fancifully drawn game about the five stages of grief, each chapter representing a given stage (e.g., the desert-like wind is the anger, the tear water level is depression, the acceptance level is filled with various lights starting to show up in the darkness, etc.). It's beautiful drawn art designed to represent that. And that's all it really is.
menfetivemu
Comments