Deer & Boy

Estou há 3 meses enfrentando o luto pela a perda da minha mãe... e esse joguinho mexeu bastante comigo. Entendi as metáforas em volta do garoto e do cervo, a jornada dele e que cada parte significa dentro da história. Posso até tá imaginando coisas na minha interpretação, mas agradeço muito o sentimento em que esse jogo me trouxe. A sua maravilhosa trilha sonora e jogabilidade. Muito, mas muito obrigado pela experiência!

great game! well done the story was amazing. recommended if your a fan of planet of lana or side scrolling puzzle game.

[h1] 喧嚣言语尽数褪去，一段只由画面与旋律诉说的旅程缓缓开启… [/h1] 一名内心满是迷茫的少年选择了离家出走，在漂泊途中邂逅失去至亲的小鹿。两个孤独的生命结伴向前，弱小的小鹿会随旅途不断蜕变成长，男孩的心里也在不断成长，彼此扶持、相互救赎。无需一句对白，所有情绪、伤痛与温暖，都藏在光影变化与一路同行的点滴之间。 《男孩与鹿》是一款3D横版平台解谜冒险游戏，它就像同类游戏前辈《INSIDE》、《小小梦魇》一样，放弃了繁复的文本，而改用最纯粹的音画语言，去触碰那些语言无法抵达的情感深处。 [h2] 光影编织的无声叙事，一人一鹿的双向成长旅程 [/h2] 游戏全程不设置任何文字对白，仅依靠角色动作、镜头语言、场景氛围、环境音效完为我们讲述了整个故事。少年逃离压抑的现实独自流浪，偶遇同样孤身无依的小鹿，相似的孤寂映照了男孩内心的创伤，而男孩伸出援手的那一刻，也开启了自己被治愈的序章。 同时也由于剧情中没有文字，所以大部分表达都偏向隐喻，以下见解也全是个人主观想法。黑暗侵蚀物质、沿途出现的奇异怪物大多象征男孩内心不愿面对的悲伤过往。结局揭晓少年出走源于亲人离世带来的创伤，这场漫长冒险本质也是一段与自我伤痛对峙、最终达成和解的心路历程。不同年龄段玩家可以读出截然不同的感受，孩童看见纯粹的友谊，成年人读懂离别、治愈与接纳遗憾的意义。 [h2] 电影化的解谜玩法 [/h2] 之所以是说是“电影化的解谜玩法“，是因为游戏在横版地图的基础上，做出了流畅的电影化运镜，路线看似永远是“向右走”，但整个过程却丝滑地融入了3D空间里的视角转换、起降与折返。从小镇的漫漫逃亡，到工厂的小心谨慎，从静谧的森林到压抑的雪地，每当一个主题和景致快要让你感到习惯时，它总会适时地引入新的元素或场景转折，让你的情绪始终被牢牢牵引。 但坦诚地说，游戏的玩法基本没有让人感到太多的新意，基本都是各种找开关，推箱子之类的行为。让人有些眼前一亮的是小鹿随着关卡推移而不断成长的能力，旅途初期小鹿身形孱弱，遭遇危险时需要男孩保护、收纳进背包携带；随着剧情推进，小鹿逐步进化，解锁光照、冲撞、载人跳跃等能力。对应的谜题设计也更加丰富，也避免了机制重复带来的寡淡乏味。 [h2] 结语 [/h2] 尽管游戏无声，却胜过千言万语。它简单，却描绘了深刻的陪伴、失去与成长。喜欢这个题材的玩家还是十分值得尝试的。 [quote] 奏游戏之乐章，品人生之绚烂 [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/45672460/]欢迎加入 『 丰川集团 』[/url] [u][b]以丰川集团之名，行评测鉴赏之事[/b][/u][/quote]

Deer & Boy is now one of my top favorites because it's like a movie about a young boy and deer having a journey of a lifetime together and becoming best friends forever! And it actually made me cry at the end!

I've had my eye on Deer & Boy since it was announced because it reminded me of "A Boy and His Blob" and I'm a sucker for cinematic platformers with stealth elements like the classic Oddworld games and Heart of Darkness. The presentation: Quite stellar, it has a cinematic angle and the vistas and locations feature a beautiful cell shaded art-style that is pleasing on the eyes with a lighting engine that is fantastic with deep and strong dynamic shadows that dart around the levels and interact with lights. The amount of care that was put in animating the deer is incredible, the sense of weight and flowing motion is rendered with beautiful care and attention to detail. The music is downright phenomenal, if Corentin Brasart's “The words I’d wish to say" track doesn't make you cry, you're completely heartless. The story: It all begins with the boy leaving his home and heading off to some undisclosed location which will take him through worksites, forests, sewers, caverns, power plants, caves and much more. "Show, don't tell" is the key of the game's story, it will become obvious by the end what was the reason for the boy's journey, which just happens to lead him to his faithful encounter with the deer, whose fate ends up being entwined with his, as they both bond over their common grief. During their journey, the pair encounters a strange slime that transforms animals into ferocious beasts; however, to the great surprise of both the boy and the fawn, it turns out that the latter has the power to undo the slime's effects and calm the beasts down. The great secret of "Deer & Boy" lies within this slime. Step by step, we discover that it conceals far more than meets the eye, and that every patch of slime dissolved becomes an opportunity for the boy to confront his past, his fears, and his traumas. Needless to say, if you've experienced loss, like I have, this game will resonate with you in a way you didn't imagine. The gameplay: Surprisingly varied, it starts off simple enough with stealth, then it evolves with puzzles involving your adorable deer fawn friend which will gradually grow up during the story and that will bring new mechanics to the table: If at the start of the story the fawn is defenseless and can only stay in your little backpack (cute) to hold a platform and occasionally get in trouble, by the end he'll be an invaluable asset that will go out of his way to protect you from dangers, get to far away places for puzzle solving and lift you up platforms, the gameplay is simple but it keeps evolving as the deer grows, like a crescendo that culminates in the final stretch that has an outright explosion of emotion and gameplay. Without spoiling anything there will be quite a few surprises, I hope you're a fan of [spoiler] Robot Unicorn Attack ;^) [/spoiler] If you enjoy platformers, light puzzles, a bit of stealth, deers and good music, chances are you'll have a great time. Lifeline Games manages to strike a perfect balance between the story it tells, the way it presents it, and how it asks the player to experience it. And if that doesn't convince you, here's a final disclaimer: The game features a dedicated "cuddle" button with the deer, also one of the achievements is called "Metal Deer Solid". [i] Do I need to say more? [/i] Do yourself a favour and grab this must have.

Hermoso juego. Me encantó que durante todo el juego haya movimiento de cámara automático; fue como si estuviera en una película. Los puzzles son medianamente fáciles, aunque algunos me hicieron pensar jajaja. Jugabilidad: 10/10. Al llegar a la parte final, todo se volvió épico y divertido. Lo único malo es la dificultad. Por momentos, el juego parece un walking simulator y te hace el camino demasiado fácil, como si te ayudara constantemente a avanzar. Le faltó más frenetismo, algo que asuste y te haga querer salvarte por tu cuenta; que ni el juego ni nadie te ayude. Puntuación final: 8,5/10.

Short and sweet, and doesn't end with tragedy.