AWAY: Journey to the Unexpected

很久以前NT$244買的 看到畫風喜歡就無腦入手了 果然很雷 戰鬥體驗非常單一玩一下就不會想玩了 只能說以前的自己真是大冤種阿

le jeu est vraiment bien, le principe est certes un peu classic mais ce qui est des cubes amis pour avoir ces compagnions qui peuvent etre différents entre chaque parti et l'histoire certes courtes mais bien ecrit, je vous le recommande vivement si vous avez un petit budget, en plus il tourne trés bien meme sur petit ordi. Super jeu

모든 도전과제 및 올클리어 후기. 그래픽 분위기 스토리 난이도 모든걸 감안해도 애들용 게임입니다. '애들용' 이란 말은 성인이 하기에는 스토리는 유치하고, 난이도는 시시합니다. 가장 힘들었던 도전과제가 15번의 사망판정 이었으니 할말 다했죠. 태그에 붙어있는 로그라이트라는 말장난을 이제야 이해가 되었습니다. 로그라이크가 아니라 로그라이트 입니다. 로그라이크가 아니라는 소리죠.ㅋ

😐 5/10 - A Fun Idea That Never Quite Comes Together Away: Journey to the Unexpected has a lot of charm on the surface. Its colorful art style, upbeat atmosphere, and quirky cast of characters immediately make it stand out. The game tries to blend first-person exploration with roguelite elements and light RPG mechanics, creating something unique that feels different from most games in the genre. Unfortunately, the execution doesn't always live up to the concept. The biggest issue is that many of the systems feel underdeveloped. Combat is simple and often repetitive, progression can feel inconsistent, and the roguelite elements don't provide enough variety to keep repeated runs exciting. While recruiting characters to join your adventure is a neat idea, it rarely feels impactful enough to carry the experience. The humor and personality are hit-or-miss. Some characters are genuinely memorable and funny, while others feel forgettable. The story exists mostly as a backdrop for the adventure and never becomes particularly engaging. To its credit, the game has a positive, lighthearted energy that's hard to dislike. It's clear the developers had a creative vision, and there are moments where that vision shines through. Exploring the world and meeting new characters can be enjoyable, especially for players looking for something unusual and family-friendly. In the end, Away: Journey to the Unexpected feels like a collection of good ideas that needed more polish and depth. It's not a bad game, but it's also difficult to recommend beyond fans of quirky indie experiments. 5/10 ⭐ Just Average A charming and creative adventure with plenty of personality, but repetitive gameplay and shallow mechanics keep it from becoming anything truly memorable. 🎒🌎

It's pretty good if you want a somewhat easy game to brainlessly just complete in a couple hours but the fighting is easy to get around and kinda boringly repetetive if you take on all fights you can but some of the enemies will take you out fast if you are not carefull which did add a tactical need too, that being said i did not die to any of the bosses a single time (their pathing is a bit too easy if you generally just play a lot of games already) and the game was a enjoyable one but would recomend buying on sale since theres not too many hours in it and it does feel like its lacking a bit more meat on its bones ^^

"I went into [i]AWAY[/i] not really knowing what to expect. I saw that it had mixed reviews on Steam, but I was charmed by its visual style and decided I was willing to take a punt on it during a sale. As it turns out, my impressions of it are just as mixed as those Steam reviews suggested they might be. It’s not a bad game, but it’s so painfully average and occasionally tedious that sitting down to write this review felt like more of a chore than anything. Its visuals draw inspiration from a visionary, yet [i]AWAY: Journey to the Unexpected[/i] is anything but." Full review [url=https://olivigarden.ca/2026/09/09/away-journey-to-the-unexpected-review/]here[/url]

The game was pretty fun for how short it was. The artstyle is amazing and the story is... well, it's alright, could be worse. There are a bunch of charming characters and the recruitment mechanic is pretty fun to interact with all things considered. Although I do have a few issues with the game. While I enjoyed it, a large part of the game feels like a bit of a slog with the combat being a little unsatisfying, to say the least. I also wish there was a little more content, like maybe more characters with unique abilities, more areas with unique enemies or maybe just some post-game content. Overall, I'd say this game has some really good potential, but in the state it's currently in... only buy it on sale, it's not worth the full price for what you get.