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Beautiful piece of game and art combined!
The puzzles are challenging but well paced and never stressful.
But more importantly, if you take the time to read between the lines, the stories are beautiful and very touching.
Would definitely recommend :)

Gris is a uniquely beautiful and deeply enjoyable game that I would highly recommend to anyone interested in video games as an art form and anyone who wants to play a fun, simplistic platformer that knows how to keep the gameplay fresh and entertaining.

From beginning to end, Gris is audio-visually stunning to take in. The art-style leans heavily into watercolour/ink art, but also includes elements from other styles, giving the game a special look. Each frame would serve well a desktop wallpaper. Gris’ world feels alive and is teeming with charming detail - the Steam Award for Outstanding Visual Style is well deserved. The original soundtrack is excellent from the very first second until the end of the credits. Heavy use of piano and organ sounds invite comparisons to Hans Zimmer's Interstellar soundtrack, with the occasional splash of soft strings and female vocalises creating an entrancing soundscape that adapts to the gameplay frequently. The story is conveyed only by the events on screen – besides the rare on-screen tutorials, there is no text and no voiceovers to be found; even button prompts are non-existent. Repeatedly, the game's audio-visuals had me put the controller down to take in experiences far too beautiful and complex to do right by while describing them with words.

To me, Gris was also emotionally touching, as it subtly addressed a struggle for one's mental health, specifically the issues of grief and depression. Motifs I discovered for myself were the feeling of having lost and being lost, and the desperate desire to put the pieces together. Along the way to find acceptance, you also find beauty and joy. I won't go into further detail so you can experience these things yourself if you wish.

In more sober terms, the gameplay is a very smooth and minimalist platformer where you proceed through a large connected world to collect pieces that unlock new abilities that allow to collect more pieces. There are no load times and, besides the occasional scripted sequence, the gameplay flows gently. There is not a shred of unnecessary mechanics, everything you can do has a repeated, clear use throughout the entire game and increasingly complex platforming riddles require you to combine abilities to progress. However, nowhere in my play-through did I feel like Gris is tremendously difficult. Gris is, at times, somewhat challenging and clever, but always fair and accessible - and that is a good thing, because, in my opinion, the gameplay is not the major factor in the lovely experience Gris has to offer, even (or especially) to less skilled and experienced players. Gris is one of those “girlfriend games” you can recommend to your partners, friends and family who usually aren't into games, while also offering plenty of enjoyment to seasoned gamers. The game is relatively short (3-4h), but not artificially watering down a story for the sake of a longer runtime is a virtue I would like to see in more games.

Ultimately, if you wish to go on an equally emotional and beautiful journey that is likely to make you feel and think, admire and marvel, play Gris.

Relived my childhood! One can play this game 100 times and you still won't be bored. 100/10 Would play it again.

Really loved the art and how your choices changed your character sheet.
Did not like how the game focused more on the political conflict rather than the werewolf element.
Too short, hope they add DLC to continue your werewolf development

If you are an RPG fan and like a more serious tone then this is the game for you. Everything about the game apart from the combat is fantastic. The settings, visuals, storyline and characters will keep you hooked from start to finish. The combat isn't that bad but it is one of the things that lets the game down. It's simply brilliant!

>be peaceful civilization
>get attacked by AI
>attack AI back
> *You have just activated Warmonger Penalty*
>Continues to be attacked, fights back so civ doesn't die.
>*Other nations are angry at you for being a Warmonger

Why has this not been fixed yet?

Do I recommend Serious Sam 3? Does a bear ♥♥♥♥ in the woods with a rocket launcher and minigun? No. But Serious Sam does. Sam 3 takes the SS formula and adds things like more enemies and more graphics and stuff. Also the workshop and mod scene are A+. If you don't own this you better not be on my Steam friends list.

Anyone who played this game in their childhood at random picking up buttons on the keyboard for QTE, because PS2 buttons were specified in the game, is now waiting for a re-release in 2021.
Because there is no love stronger than love for this game.

Best Tomb Raider, watch Woman vs Wild starring Lara as her journey gets rebooted after so many years
with:
+ Various ways to kill Lara and watch her gruesome death scene.
+ good story and characters
+ gameplay
+ Tombs and puzzles
+ fight mechanics

Nice Lara killing simulator with action, adventure puzzles, tombs, Love it.

Multiplayer is ok, keeping in mind the launch date of the game.

Thanks Sqaure Enix for giving this game for free.

Watch_Dogs is a very different experience for each user. The gameplay its self is pretty damn awesome, the driving mechanics are crazy. The driving mechanic is different but all you have to do is get used to it. The graphics in the game are good. The game could do with a few more open buildings though to make the world even more open. I actually care about the story and the characters in the game and I want to know what happens. Interesting characters and engaging story, but with a few weak points. Hacking of objects in the world is well implemented and makes the game, especially car chases, more interesting. Good interface design. Everything is easy to find.