Yi and the Thousand Moons

Good soundtrack, not much story, just something good to listen to. You can walk through it in about 20 minutes, but it is allright

play it high. fun short trippy visual/music game

Boring and has shockingly poor performance for such a small game.

Just as the tags suggest this is a walking + musical short experience. Its short enough that there is no reason to not enjoy it even though in the technical side it has weird timings for loading screens and some small visual bugs. Other than that this shows passion and dedication was put into the project and I cant exagerate how good the music was (which is clearly the main focus of the game). If you have some extra money or even a coupon give this game a try, get to relax for 20 minutes and hey, even add another completed game to your achivement hunting profile.

This is a spiritual experience. At some point it feels like the game Journey in VR. The art is shabby in front of the music and singing - but it doesn't matter, because at the end of day, I can still echo with what the devs tried to express and some true hearts.

The concept is neat, but hold off on Yi. When I jumped in, I thought I'd be playing a game with a music backdrop. This is like a point-and-click album, where an action or running to a place will get the character to start the next track in the plot. All in all, it works as an experimental piece, but unless you're looking for a somewhat primordial story with about half an hour of music within a game environment, you'd be safe to skip this one. Not recommended.