After Us

This game is wonderful. It is heavy and serious in many ways, due to the theme of environmental damages by humans, but that makes it even more so worth playing. It highlights what can still be done and why we have to stand up for more respect towards nature and it's resources. Also, noone keeps us from playing this game in chapters and taking breaks with lighter themes. This game sure is close to my heart! Most of the gameplay was doable. There were a few parts where I really struggled with the fast pace of specific "high urgency" sequences or high risk ones where you need precision to balance along a narrow path. But there were not too many points of frustrations to me, overall. Especially after figuring out that the star maps are indicators of my location and how frequent calling along those routes will guide you towards the collectibles. I did struggle a bit that I could't save at my pace but it's autosave instead. But given how you can return to teleportation areas at any time and even after the main game "ends" to finish any achievements, it's fine! ============= A small criticism: ============= two achievments can only be finished with internet connection, as you get a plantable seed for an online garden map and the completion of all task achievement is also tied into that. When I finished playing I couldn't enter the garden. As many others. But there thankfully was a bundle sale announcement, so I could ask about that issue, to find soon, that there's a new announcement that the garden is available again after technical issues. I still think this should be a fun thing rather than an achievement binding thing. By itself, it's a cute tiny co-op like extra that I liked as an idea! Apparently I was in Garden #28 :D Thanks to the team for bringing the garden back!

I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this game. Each chapter felt unique and had its own distinct style, perfectly matching the animal it was centered around. A surprisingly beautiful and atmospheric game, definitely worth playing!

JUEGAZO!!!

Good visuals and really intresting!

I think this game was absolutely wonderful. Yes its dark and depressing, but its reality and its not going to sugar coat what has happened over time. I think it portrayed its message beautifully. The gameplay was moderate difficulty, with only certain parts making me frustrated, but otherwise it was very straightforward and often rewarding. Don't forget to pet your animals! 7.5/10

I recommend the game but maybe not on the pc to be honest, there's a really weird static like visual that happens when you turn your camera in one of the worlds and it's impossible to beat the game. Luckily it was the last world I had left so I just watched a youtube video. What really saddens me though is that the animal tied to this world is my favorite animal 😭😭 I tested it on Steam Deck as well and it seems to run just fine on it so if you're planning on playing on Steam Deck then it's totally worth it.

This is a beautiful and underappreciated game! The story is a mix of sorrow and hope. The platforming gameplay is fun and surprisingly deep. There are a few points (in particular having to land on top of sawblade edges) where things get a bit too hard/frustrating in my opinion. Still a fantastic game despite those moments!

fun environments to explore with a different mechanic in each zone. easy to master and a forgiving game, but i enjoyed discovering the sights and ended up 100%ing it.