Sky: Children of the Light

I played very little of this game due to how much of its content is geared towards getting the player to buy things. It's hard to feel at peace and cozy when you are reminded constantly of limited time shop events. Disappointing considering this seems to be a spiritual successor of Journey.

没有攻击没有打斗，只有美丽的风景。和好友一起，在天空王国旅行。值得玩，而且22年的ThinkPad都能玩

this game is free but i wanna pay the dev with my soul W game fr ✌✌✌✌

I don't usually write lengthy or critical reviews, yet I feel compelled to do so. I have played this game well before its Steam release (circa 2021) and have invested countless hours so I suppose I'm able to give a honest review about it. THE GOOD ASPECTS The game presents a stunning visual and auditory experience. It offers minimal exposition or textual guidance, and on an initial playthrough, the narrative flows seamlessly, exhibiting excellent pacing. If you appreciated Journey, you ought to sample this title at least once. The developers have crafted visual cues and overall intuitiveness. Even during your inaugural run, significant landmarks gleam from afar, pathways are inferable from the map's organization, and most maps are compact enough to permit exploration without guides. Social interactions and multiplayer elements are reasonably decent, I have many memories from the people I met in this game. THE BAD ASPECTS Given its origins as a free mobile title, the game exhibits considerable grind after completion. Items are exorbitantly priced, and there is an element of FOMO. If these mechanisms bother you, a single playthrough solely for the main narrative suffices. I strongly disapprove of TGC's predatory practices, their inadequate communication with players, their reluctance to address reported concerns or persistent bugs, and their overpriced in-app purchases. These factors underpin the complaints voiced by myself and others. We criticize out of affection for the game and a desire for its improvement. It possesses immense potential, yet its prime has long passed... Moreover, the game is predominantly focused on cosmetics, some seasons can be concluded in under thirty minutes, yet the content is intended to sustain engagement over sixty days. Furthermore, regarding socialization, they barely make content that you can actually enjoy with others that isn't paywalled like furniture, items, swings and such which is lamentable. I believe my point is clear... I admire Sky but disapprove of TGC's management, and I hope for future improvements.

yippiiii

It's an okay game. I used to play on mobile (Thats why i only have 3 hours, its likely closer to 50) But since I first played the game, to when I played it almost every day during the season of Two Embers, the game has come to feel boring and, honestly? Somewhat sad to play. I wish I could give this game a good review like I would have around a year ago. But I can't.

mmm not oke dont play