LOST EMBER

Прошел я значит эту волчицу и грибы... Сюжет среднячок. Багов нормально так. Грибы собирать НЕ ПРИКОЛЬНО.

- A shallow and very short game(4-5 hours). The story is ok, but nothing extraordinary. I did not play it in VR. I think it only makes sense to play it in VR. And the price is way too high for what it is offering. + Nice ideas and cute animals. ~ Maybe worth the expirience in VR. ~ It is not a game but rather an expirience.

I finished the story in 4.5 hours... Thats with AFKing sometimes... Its insane how quick this game is. I like the artstyle and I can tell it was a labor of love, but please only get this if its on sale. Its creative, but the ammount of times I fell out of the map or got gliched is too many... idk If its on sale, totally worth it, full price? idk... If you want something "similar" to this game Go play Spirit of the North

Heute nach 5 Jahren kommt nun meine Rezension zu Lost Ember. Habe das Spiel damals mit über eine Kickstarterkampagne mit Supported weil es interessant aussah und Hoffnung hatte das es gut wird. Dann kam es heraus, hab es gespielt und konnte mich jetzt erst dazu überreden, es auch mal Fertig zu spielen, damit ich es deinstallieren kann, ohne nicht gänzlich mein Geld als rausgeschmissen zu betrachten. Das Spiel überzeugt mich nicht wirklich. Es ist strickt Linear, obwohl durchaus hübsch Animierte Level und Lebewesen vorhanden sind. Die Story ist flach genug um locker unter ein tiefer gelegtes Go Kart zu kommen und ist recht vorhersehbar. Man kann in jedes Wesen eintauchen, leider ist die Liste derer Überschaubar klein. Die Interessantesten kommen meiner Meinung nach erst am Schluss und viel zu kurz vor. Die Tatsache, dass eine Ente(?) nicht höher als 2 Meter über dem Boden fliegen kann, aber der Kolibri problemlos und nahezu ungehindert durch das ganze Level in allen Höhen durchfliegen kann, ist schon etwas merkwürdig. Nachdem ich es nun endlich durch habe, kann ich es deinstallieren und sagen, dass es zwar nett, aber nicht sein Geld wert ist.

[quote=author] [b] Diğer oyunlar ile ilgili incelemelerim; https://store.steampowered.com/curator/37884261 [/b] [/quote] [h1] Kıssadan Hisse [/h1] Güzel gözüken ama oldukça sıkıcı dinamiklere sahip bir oyun [h1] Hikaye & Oynanış [/h1] Lost Ember, görsellik olarak ilk bakışta sizi etkileyecek, tatlı hayvanlarıyla, doğasıyla ilginizi çekebilecek bir oyun. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3679360808 Bir kurdu kontrol ederek kayıp bir ruhla yani Lost ember ile birlikte kayıp bir uygarlığın izini takip ederek ruhu özgür bırakmaya çalışıyoruz, bir yandan da dünyada olup bitenleri, neler olduğunu, geçmişi öğreniyoruz. Hikaye ilgi çekici başlıyor ancak anlatım olarak sıkıcılaşıyor, oynanış tarafında ise oyunun temel mekaniği ruh geçişleri ile ekranda gördüğümüz diğer hayvanları kullanarak ilerlemek üzerine. Gördüğünüz bir kuşun içerisine girip uçarak gidemediğiniz noktalara gidebilir, kaplumbağaya girerek dalıp denizden ilerleyebilir, ya da köstebeklere girerek tünellerden geçebilirsiniz. Oyunun temel döngüsü bu hayvan geçişleri ile yolumuzu bulmak üzerine kurulu. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3679360710 Her ne kadar keyifli başlasa dahi maalesef kısa sürede sıkıcılaşan bir döngüsü mevcut. [h1] Görsellik & Oyun Süresi [/h1] Oyunun en güçlü tarafı görselliği ve sanat tarzı. Özellikle VR da oyun çok başka bir tecrübe sunuyor. Genel manzaralar, hayvanlar, doğa çok güzel tasvir edilmiş. [h1] Artılar [/h1] [list] [*] Güzel görsellik [*] Farklı hayvanlara geçebilmek keyifli [/list] [h1] Eksiler[/h1] [list] [*] Çok çabuk sıkıcılaşan oynanış [*] Hikayeyi takip etmek keyifli değil [*] Oynanış tarafı sığ kalıyor [/list] [h1]PUAN: 65 / 100[/h1] [h1] Kapanış [/h1] Girip bikaç saat bakıp çıkabileceğiniz, görsel ve sanat tarzı güezl fakat geri kalan kısımları pek iyi olmayan bir yolculuk. İyi oyunlar!

История норм, но безумное коллекционирование, удлиняющее прохождение раз в 5-6 - это просто маразм. И ладно реликвии, к ним хоть какое-то описание есть, но зачем собирать полторы сотни грибов на достаточно пустых и не всегда интересных локациях- непонятно. Если и брать, то по скидке 80+

Штож,когда-то давно купил игру. Вобще я любитель чилл игр - красивый пейзаж,простенькая история и приятная слуху музыка. Поглядел трейлер,посмотрел скирншоты - вроде бы моё. Первые 10 минут игры - воу,красивое. Воу,я могу быть капибарой! 90% игры - Однообразные ассеты в полнейшей тишине. Если Вы вдруг захотели пройти какой-то сегмент не так,как задумал разраб - увы,это Ваши проблемы. Под конец игры,последние 15 минут,они вспомнили вобще,что за игру они делали и там да,красивое. 5/10. Ни рыба,ни мясо.

9.5/10 [h3] The Ending Is What Truly Elevates This Game to Greatness [/h3] I've always felt that [i] Lost Ember [/i] possesses a certain kind of unique magic. Whether you come to it in a restless state of mind or with complete inner calm, it has the ability to take you on a grand, poetic journey through a world of fantasy—one that is just as much a beautiful and soothing journey for the soul. More importantly, I believe this journey will continue to hold a special place in the hearts of certain players for years to come. Whenever they look back on it, they may find themselves revisiting that same lingering emotional resonance. That's certainly true for me: the feelings I experienced when I first played the game six years ago have not faded with time. If anything, returning to it today has only made them stronger. At its core, [i] Lost Ember [/i] is, to some extent, a walking simulator. But thanks to its distinctive charm and atmosphere, it allows you to immerse yourself completely without feeling driven by any sense of obligation or purpose. You can simply slow down, take your time, and lose yourself in the journey. Running aimlessly across open plains. Soaring freely through the sky. Swimming without restraint through the water. Occasionally brushing past dandelions and watching them drift away in the wind. At other times, stopping before the ruins of a lost civilization and simply taking in the view... All of these moments form an essential part of this magnificent journey. Despite the game's relatively subtle sense of direction, you never feel bored. On the contrary, you're more than willing to move at your own pace and simply enjoy the journey for what it is. And then, at the very end, everything you experienced along the way is elevated to something greater. If I had to summarize [i] Lost Ember [/i], I would describe it as a story about self-redemption and the search for oneself, while also touching on themes of forgiveness, companionship, and saving one another. Yet it isn't until the foreshadowing finally comes together and the twist is revealed near the end that the player suddenly realizes something: The character we had believed all along to be the one in need of redemption—and forgiveness from others—was [spoiler] never the person we thought they were [/spoiler]. Combined with the game's powerful emotional buildup at that very moment, the ending leaves the player with something deeply moving and lingering. More importantly, it finally reveals the true meaning behind the title [i] Lost Ember [/i] itself. If I were to make a somewhat unusual comparison, this ending is like the moment at the end of [i] Kikujiro [/i] when Takeshi Kitano's character reveals that his name is [spoiler] Kikujiro [/spoiler]. Or like the ending of [i] Ghost Trick [/i], when the player realizes that the protagonist we had been following all along was actually [spoiler] the little cat [/spoiler]. In my opinion, without this ending, [i] Lost Ember [/i] would not feel nearly as complete—or as emotionally powerful—as it ultimately does. To be sure, the game has some flaws that are difficult to ignore. Texture pop-in can be noticeable, there are occasional clipping issues, and you may run into the occasional minor bug, among other things. But these imperfections pale in comparison to the game's strengths, and none of them significantly diminish the overall impact of the experience. I sincerely hope that every player who embarks on this journey can fully immerse themselves in the beautiful experience that is [i] Lost Ember [/i].