this game is so slept on!! it's so deeply charming, i feel like this is truly what a musical translated into a video game would be like.
Uno de los juegos más bonitos, divertidos y súper de chill que he jugado. Tiene un mensaje precioso sobre ser tú mismo y creer en ti sin importar lo que los demás digan.
En cuanto al gameplay, el plataformeo no es su punto fuerte pero aún así lo compensa con puzzles sencillitos y muy variados. Artísticamente es precioso y tiene un botón para que el personaje baile, así que no me puedo quejar.
En cuanto al gameplay, el plataformeo no es su punto fuerte pero aún así lo compensa con puzzles sencillitos y muy variados. Artísticamente es precioso y tiene un botón para que el personaje baile, así que no me puedo quejar.
Si buscas la definición de "hopepunk", debería venir un enlace a este juego. Qué cosa más bonita, de principio a fin.
Un mensaje súper positivo y optimista y una representación maravillosa de lo que es buscar tu lugar en el mundo y encontrarlo por fin en una amistad, en un propósito, en una comunidad.
Me he pasado las casi 12 horas que he tardado en terminarlo con una sonrisa de oreja a oreja y he terminado llorando como pocos juegos me han hecho llorar.
Jugad a Wandersong. Haceos ese favor.
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If you look up the definition of "hopepunk", there should be a link attached to this game. Such a gorgeous game, from beginning to end.
A super positive and optimistic message, and a wonderful representation of how it feels to look for a place to fit in the world and finally finding it in a friendship, a purpose, a community.
I've spent the almost 12 hours it took me to finish it with the biggest grin on my face and I ended up crying unlike many games have managed to make me cry.
Play Wandersong. Do yourselves that favor.
Un mensaje súper positivo y optimista y una representación maravillosa de lo que es buscar tu lugar en el mundo y encontrarlo por fin en una amistad, en un propósito, en una comunidad.
Me he pasado las casi 12 horas que he tardado en terminarlo con una sonrisa de oreja a oreja y he terminado llorando como pocos juegos me han hecho llorar.
Jugad a Wandersong. Haceos ese favor.
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If you look up the definition of "hopepunk", there should be a link attached to this game. Such a gorgeous game, from beginning to end.
A super positive and optimistic message, and a wonderful representation of how it feels to look for a place to fit in the world and finally finding it in a friendship, a purpose, a community.
I've spent the almost 12 hours it took me to finish it with the biggest grin on my face and I ended up crying unlike many games have managed to make me cry.
Play Wandersong. Do yourselves that favor.
One of my favorite games. I really love this story.
I don't remember everything about it, it's been a minute, but the idea is that one person has been chosen as the hero by Eya (the goddess), but it's not you. However, your character decides to take it into their own hands anyways, for reasons that are clear when you play. I think that's pretty cool. Your character is also pretty loveable imo, if occasionally unaware, and their progression with Miriam is pretty nice.
Of course, music is a big part of this game, and I think it's done well. The soundtrack is about 4 hours long I think, and it's pretty good! There are a few standouts that I still listen to, and it serves the game well. Music is also incorporated into the game well, with the Bard's singing mechanic (and the way it affects the environment) alongside their bubbly personality making the game feel very lively.
The characters you meet and the bard's relationships with them are very fun, and the adventure overall is very charming with a really interesting story that has some darker moments to tie it together. It could be seen as cheesy or corny, but I love it and definitely recommend it if this seems interesting.
(Also love the dance button)
I don't remember everything about it, it's been a minute, but the idea is that one person has been chosen as the hero by Eya (the goddess), but it's not you. However, your character decides to take it into their own hands anyways, for reasons that are clear when you play. I think that's pretty cool. Your character is also pretty loveable imo, if occasionally unaware, and their progression with Miriam is pretty nice.
Of course, music is a big part of this game, and I think it's done well. The soundtrack is about 4 hours long I think, and it's pretty good! There are a few standouts that I still listen to, and it serves the game well. Music is also incorporated into the game well, with the Bard's singing mechanic (and the way it affects the environment) alongside their bubbly personality making the game feel very lively.
The characters you meet and the bard's relationships with them are very fun, and the adventure overall is very charming with a really interesting story that has some darker moments to tie it together. It could be seen as cheesy or corny, but I love it and definitely recommend it if this seems interesting.
(Also love the dance button)
Really pleasant unique visual style coupled with a central gimmick of singing different notes that is used really well in several ways, but not the most memorable of experiences.