Awe is a god-game about expressing one’s creativity by shaping and building planets’ ecosystems in a soothing and relaxing ambiance carried by beautiful, minimalist lowpoly 3D art style and atmospheric music.
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The game describes itself as relaxing take on the god game genre, and even looks like one. The gameplay however has nothing to do with a god game. It is basically the 'Simon says' segment from Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes with just enough extra mechanics to make it a 99 cents standalone game. The gameplay You are given a combinations of colors, and need to press the same colors in the right order on a spinning shape (planet). This way you earn currency (awe) and unlock new colors (biomes). Pressing the wrong color in a combination does not punish you, but just makes you restart the combination. With the currency you buy the new colors to place on the shape, so you can complete more of the given combinations which require these colors. You complete a level when you have added enough patches of each color and have unlocked and bought an item that does nothing for your current shape.
Cheap at the price, easy and simple mechanics to learn within the first couple of minutes you've started up the game. Relaxing soundtrack and sound effects, kids friendly for parents to play with their children. Pretty outstanding game considered it was made within 48 hours. Could pass as a FTP title but got that little extra spice that makes it worth it small price, played free apps in a similar style that weren't as good. The simple graphics alike to the leading example Minecraft prove again, a game doesn't need to have the most top up to date graphics to be considered good and fun to play, but that's viewer's perspective. All in all solid 9.5/10
Hmm. A strange one, this. It's an odd sort of memory game/god game hybrid thing, with a nice ambient soundtrack and an interesting, if low-budget, visual style. It's hard to critique the mechanics, because it doesn't have very many, but the largest issue I see is that it's very, very easy to set up each world so that you can complete any combo the game requires. In essense, this is a nice game to go a bit zen with when listening to podcasts or something, but it's nothing more than that. A pretty thing to do with your hands while focussing on something else. But, it's only 79 pence, so I don't feel I got ripped off, and it's very calming. Very... calm.
Not technically a god game, more zen-like puzzle involving planets and 'terraforming' at a low poly level. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyJp4-QRT5k Start off by naming a solar system, each has 5 moons circling a sun. Objective is to fill worlds by placing coloured tiles containing different biomes. New tiles are discovered by highlighting in the correct order and completion of each level comes from maxing out specific groups. Progress further and planets change from rounded objects to more complex shapes and order of tiles becomes much more difficult as well. Colours flash rather then stay lit so it turns into a game of concentration/memory. Runs on unity, screen resolutions of 4k+ are supported and controls were all mouse driven. Not sure how many planets Awe contains but for some casual puzzling with a relaxing soundtrack it's hard to go wrong for the price. Cheers.
Quite a unique concept for a puzzle game. Sure you can place objects, but there is barely any 'creation' aspect here.. if at all. Initially the gameplay is about matching color sequences, later on it becomes like a solo version of the old board game 'mastermind'. Overall the game lacks any real depth, but is still worth a look for its original idea. Btw the lack of a tutorial is obviously intended.. it's color-matching people.. not Sid Meier's Civilization ;)
This game would be a nightmare to play to anybody with any level of color blindness because half of the time theres two almost same colored tiles and they are different colors but the other half of the time theres two almost same colored tiles and they are the same color It says its a god-game but only thing close to god is this being god awful Follow my Steam Curator for more: https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43514354/
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