The Dead Tree of Ranchiuna makes us question how unfair society can be both in a direct and realistic manner and with the power of fantasy elements.
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Every few months or so, I get to play a new game from Tonguç Bodur and so far none of them let me down. They maintain a relaxed / casual pace overall and offer an emotional experience that fits perfectly with a rainy Saturday mood. This one in particular is infused with a sad narration, maybe even more so because it has deep roots into an unforgiving reality. The story of The Dead Tree of Ranchiuna is told from an observer’s point of view and follows a regular guy who returns to his natal village after he finishes his studies. Instead of welcoming arms, he finds a world filled with hate for no apparent reason. Devoured by jealousy, his childhood friend stole his girlfriend in his absence and together with two other accomplices is now playing all sorts of mean tricks on him. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1660047395 The action takes part in a Romanian village ca
This ranks among the worst games I have ever played. I am stupefied by the positive reviews here. I love Myst-type games and enjoy a good walking simulator such as What Remains of Edith Finch. But this "game" is 99% walking around. Literally. You just follow a path for several hours. You walk by houses, lookout towers, and other structures, but you can't go in them. There is literally NOTHING to interact with. There are a few "puzzles" where you have to flip a switch to open a door. That's it. You can run, but it is painfully slow. Thankfully there is a hotkey where you can toggle walking so your finger doesn't tire out. The story is terrible. It makes no sense. It is a bunch of babbling recollections of something that I really couldn't care about. The acting is poor as well. I had no clue why I was walking around. Definitely the most boring game I have ever played.
The last walking sim released before the pandemic? Just realised that this I'd skipped while I'd played 7 walking sims by Mr. Bodur, all released after Drizzlepath: Deja Vu. The Dead Tree of Ranchiuna is on par with the rest: beautifully done sim with long walks and great accompanying music. To tell you the truth while I liked the usual narration (with the exception of the toilet used as a metaphor for life) throughout gameplay, I didn't really like the 3 ghosts appearing from time-to-time that, if I'm not mistaken, are meant to be the antagonists in the story. I noticed this can be played from the 3rd person perspective and also running can be toggled. You can just "sit back" and let your character walk or run while you change directions with the mouse. There are some puzzles that stop you while en route. An annoying one was the one in the cave where a pallet needed to be dropped. I r
Alright. The Dead Tree of Ranchiuna is done and dusted. I actually thought I'd played this before, but turns out I hadn't, so no better time than now to remedy that. And it was another stellar walking simulator by Tonguç Bodur, who has more or less mastered the genre. This is, as is the case with his other games, very story-centric, set alongside the backdrop of a lush outdoors and mountain setting. This is also one of his lengthier walking sims, weighing in at about two hours plus another half hour or so to wrap up postgame content (which helps fill out some story points). The remaining hour of my time is me forgetting to close the game, lol. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3271655558 The story was interesting IMO. Well written as always, and with an interesting dynamic where the main story is more of a set dressing used to convey a sub story. Both focused on en
Tonguç has once again shown that he is the master of the walking sim/exploration genre. The scenery is beautiful, as well as the story telling. The timing of the dialog is spot on and the voice actors that are used fit the storyline almost perfectly. I would definitely recommend getting this if you're a fan of the genre!
I strongly believe that this is one of the weakest games Tonguc has ever made. The voice acting is some of the worst I've heard, the world is unbelievably linear this time instead of open, and the story (in my opinion) doesn't really make sense. The characters actions and motivations in this game are far removed from what most humans actions and motivations would be in real life and that really took me out of the game. Now, DESPITE all this, the game isn't terrible. You may be wondering how I could possibly think that despite what I've just said above. Well, it's easily the most optimized game Tonguc has made. It does have brief loading hitches from area to area but otherwise runs really, really well. Also, the world is built out in a way that the landmarks really stand out. There are some really insane landmarks in this game and you'll just want to take your time standing there and ad
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