Promesa

j'ai joué à ce jeu la première fois sur switch, j'ai tellement adoré que j'ai voulu y rejouer sur PC en écran plus grand. Tout est si relaxant, les bruitages, la nuit, le vent, les oiseaux, si je ferme les yeux je me croirait presque dans mon ancien appartement dans le sud. J'espère que le développeur nous ressortira un même jeu du style. une pépite pour moi.

Aterradoramente reflexivos; gran experiencia visual.

me ha encantado la arquitectura desde niño y este juego lo jugue ilusionadisimo y cumplio cada una de mis expectativas, la verdad queria comprar un juego x a menos de 60 pesos que vendi por cromos y me termine llevando este juegazo, merece una oportunidad, es un excelente storytelling, me deja muchas dudas y cosas a interpretar, me encanto

In a sea of narratively-focused "Walking Simulators". Promesa stands shoulders above nearly all others. I thought I was burned out on this type of game after years of similar experiences. I was wrong! This genre still has fertile soil, as long as you know where to look. There's imagery here that remains vivid in my mind months after playing. A full playthrough takes under an hour. You have time for it.

It’s not a game. it’s a painfully slow, ‘3D Mark’-esque roaming/flying demo.

It was a fairly nice experience. In this game you will just float through scenes and get some sporadic thoughts. First I felt unenthusiastic, but after a while I got a little bit more into the mood and sat through it. Nothing life changing, but what's an hour? Why not try to sit through something slow sometimes? It's probably good for your brain. Trains your memory.

Touches on some interesting topics relating to loss, death, and regrets. My only problem is that this is less of 'walking simulator' and more of a hobble simulator (then walking is so slow, even with the 40% increase in the settings). The slow movement speed sets a pace, and allows for the ambient sounds to be more impactful, but there were definitely times when the game ran out of ambient sounds and, for a bit, you awkwardly walk silently towards the next door

A kind-of creepy, disjointed art exhibition giving off vibes of living through someone's imagination. Actually a bit like Paratopic in terms of art style, only with movement about as fast as my old computer.