Sable

The game is amazing, a coming of age story when a person stands at the precipice of the boundary separating childhood and adulthood, where one goes out into the world, see new places, experience new sensations and in doing so learn more about oneself, about your motivation, your ambition and think towards one's future. Sable is a rare gem, an open world game with a unique tone artistic style, which does what many open world could not, generate a believable fantasy world, with its unique culture and form, yet never bland due to its many areas to visit, bioms and mysteries. It allows you to explore with tantalizing sights just beyond the horizon luring you to head there and see for yourself. There is never a dull moment, instead many discoveries, and in the end you chose based on these experiences you yourself experience in choosing your own mask, a symbolism of your desire and future, you decide for yourself. I wish it didn't end so fast yet it ended just right and i hardly have a gripe for the game, rare for any game nowadays.

Naja Also das ist kein unspielbarer Titel, aber gut? Nicht wirklich. Die Steuerung mit dem Gamepad ist katastrophal, hauptsächlich weil die Kamera nicht folgt. Auf dem Motorrad ist die Kamera immer hinten, zu Fuß bleibt sie aber stehen und zeigt immer in die selbe Himmelsrichtung auch wenn ich mich von Vorne sehe. Aber auch wer mir Maus spielt und dieses Problem nicht hat, immer wieder bleibt die Kamera in Ecken hängen und zeigt nur noch die Wand. Das hat Mario 64 vor über 20 Jahren besser hinbekommen. Die Grafik ist zwar irgendwie neu, aber schnell langweilig, unpraktisch und irgendwie werde ich das Gefühl nicht los dass sie unfertig ist. Musik gibt es auch praktisch keine und die Soundeffekte... siehe Grafik. Die Story ist absolut belanglos und wie sie erzählt wird geradezu beleidigend. Ich wähle eine Dialogoption, z.B. "Danke sagen" und dann erklärt mit ein 5-Zeiliger Dialog dass ich gerade Danke gesagt habe. Hallo?! Die Rätsel sind bisher auch eher dümmlich und damit fliegt das Teil wieder von der Platte. Schaden nehmen oder gar sterben kann man übrigens in diesem Spiel gar nicht und auch Kämpfe gibt es keine. Nur Dialoge, Rätsel und viel, viel Langeweile. Nicht meins.

对不上电波 至少这头一个小时没有让我感受到任何的乐趣，那为什么要玩呢 玩之前的期待过高了 完全没印象的音乐 灰蒙蒙但是又很亮不太好分辨又有些空荡的地图 奇怪又有些僵硬还动不动体力见底的动作 对于和没有脸很难分辨的多边形npc进行点对话框的对话和开手感不甚理想的小摩托漫无目的的探索也没激起我太多兴趣

Sable is a very good game. It's a relaxing combination of exploration and platformer in which you leave your tribe on a desert planet to explore and find yourself. You also, while doing this, discover the lost history of the planet and your people. Visually it is astounding. Sable is a great demonstation that extraordinary game visuals depend primarily on designers having great aesthetic sense, not on having a trillion polygons and great shaders. Sable looks fantastic. Overall, a very enjoyable game. A bit like Caravan Sandwich, only even better.

IMO, grab it on sale. Its a good game, If I had to sum it up in a few words it'd be "Breath of the Mild" The one thing holding this game back is (1) lack of any real challenge and (2) buggy movement both on and off of the bike. Otherwise, the atmosphere is on point. The world is interesting enough to encourage exploration. Completing objectives feels good. That first couple of hours is a bit of a slog, but it picks up after that. With a bit more challenge and polish I think this could have been a must play for those looking to scratch the BotW itch. Otherwise it is a 7/10.

It is really good exploration chill game ( u just cant die, only stuck in wall/door) with good story and world building, but there is lot of riding and climbing desert after desert after desert. World is kinda empty (it is corect feeling to feel with traveling across desert). It is probably bc colour design (monotone if u dont cross region) and u dont meet any animals/travelers/merchants between cities (for 1/4 of game i hoped i will met wild wyrms [i know about grey great unmoving dildo which only move its guts] or camel). At least my favorite BUG (not beetles): 3 time standing mid air (it saved me one time while climbing), 2 times stuck in wall (one time i started climbing in door frame of atomatic door and it pushed me out of bound), 1 anoing feature - in quest with racing rings i got 6 rings and then went to put them on 6 pedestals but u can put only one at the time so i needed to reload location 4-5 times, after about 3-4 hours of play sometimes my bike didnt want to come to papa but after reloding game it come back like good boy (i tell myself that Simoon just was upset on me or was playing with me) Music was phenomenal. I wish i could hear it more when i was riding between dunes. Humming of bike is nice too but when u first time go for ride with music...

It's a bit hard for me to recommend the game; filled with bugs and more than a little unwieldy, and a smidgen of an unfinished feeling. It however, manages to evoke the feelings of those liminal stages of life where nothing seems decided and you are free, both for good and bad, and does it very convincingly. The world is interesting enough, the ambience is perfect, the writing is most adequate to its purpose. This game is not the best game, but even though it shares a lot with many others (breath of the wild is the most comparable on the gameplay front) what it offers, is distinct enough to truly be the best at what it does. A personal grudge, I'd have liked there to be a source of risk, of any kind, in the game. Not necessarily combat or survival elements, but any kind of acute pressure somewhere. I do understand that the experience conveyed is that of quiet self reflection and exploration, but, even if rare, moments of the opposite would, in my opinion, accentuate the rest of the game, and help in making the parts where it becomes a bit tedious disappear. To reiterate, the game bit a bit more than it could chew, so some that don't strongly appreciate the theme or need very polished products will find things to complain, but my criteria for recommending is wether I regret the time spent on the game, and the answer here is no, I'm quite happy to have not just played it but completed it.

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