I've played EGTTR after triumphant reviews and recommendations. I knew that it's a special game, a calm one, a beautiful one plus some minor adventure. And I love adventures. But nothing has prepared me for this meh-ness...
The title says it all. Aliens (probably) have abducted all the inhabitants of a fictional British village, by transforming them all to liquid light. So, you follow, by the slowest walking+sprinting ever made in the history of gaming, some balls of lights trying to watch captured instances of the last moments of the inhabitants and friends of Kate, the main character. OK, these instances are well-made, fully of light and the graphics are beautiful, plus the breathtaking ost. But this is it. It's a beautifully drawn colorful book with a story very badly executed.
Pass. Just go outside & walk on your own.
The title says it all. Aliens (probably) have abducted all the inhabitants of a fictional British village, by transforming them all to liquid light. So, you follow, by the slowest walking+sprinting ever made in the history of gaming, some balls of lights trying to watch captured instances of the last moments of the inhabitants and friends of Kate, the main character. OK, these instances are well-made, fully of light and the graphics are beautiful, plus the breathtaking ost. But this is it. It's a beautifully drawn colorful book with a story very badly executed.
Pass. Just go outside & walk on your own.