The Unfinished Swan is a game about exploring the unknown. The player is a young boy chasing after a swan who has wandered off into a surreal, unfinished kingdom. The game begins in a completely white space where players can throw paint to splatter their surroundings and reveal the world around them.
Monroe is a young boy whose mother, a painter, has recently passed away, leaving behind hundreds of unfinished works. Allowed to keep only one, he chooses her favorite, a picture of a swan without its neck. One night the swan slips out of the canvas, and Monroe follows it into a strange, entirely white painted world. Armed with his mother's magical paintbrush, he splashes his surroundings into view as he chases the swan and uncovers the remains of a forgotten kingdom.
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This is one of the best puzzle games I ever played. If you're looking for a simple game, with good story and relaxing gameplay, this game is for you.
The game lasts less than two hours... so take that in consideration when buying.
I jumped at this title when I heard it was by Giant Sparrow. Edith Finch was a brilliant game and I was eager to see what else this team had accomplished. Initially, I did not know what to make of Unfinished Swan. You start in a white world and start shooting random splotches of black ink. I was not impressed. Then, I realized that an environment was beginning to take shape around me. A bench, a path, a dock, a fish jumping, a garden, a doorway. Soon, I was hooked. Unfinished Swan is a journey through a storybook with a king, a castle, a dark forest, etc. While each chapter has it's own feel, all require you to modify the environment as you go. This may be accomplished by shooting paint balls to reveal details, building blocks to create a path, growing vines to bridge gaps, etc. As you move through the chapters, there are balloons to 'liberate' and story pages to uncover. There is no inv
Unfinished Swan shows a desperate finding for something that remains unfinished. As Alice through the mirror or even the Little Nemo traveling through another realm this whole empty painting awaits you to give a moral response for things that stay with us in our present time as white and black while it's up to us to end it with the colours of our dreams.
I would just barely recommend this game. I had hoped this game would deliver some of the magical realism of What Remains of Edith Finch, which I consider to be one of the best games I've ever played. But where Edith Finch wins out is in the narrative and the characters: there's a richness and darkness there that captivates you, even when the gameplay is repetitive or simple. It feels like you're building and living the story as it happens. Not so in The Unfinished Swan. Although you are building the world (quite literally) through a series of artistic decisions (paintballs, platforms, vines), the magic exists only in the gameplay, not in the story. Yes, there's a little storybook tale about unfinished paintings and magic kingdoms, and maybe it's all meant to be a metaphor about the unfinished stories and art we leave behind on this earth, but it never really came together for me. It fel
I'm down at 5 hours to complete the game but a lot of that was on pause. Once or twice i played and closed just before reaching a checkpoint, so had to backtrack next time I loaded. I'd say I spent about 4 hours actually playing new material. I would recommend it but with a caution. It's just too short. I won't complain about the graphics. I can see that they were done for a reason. I may replay it to get the 4 achievements I missed, but I'd not play it much, if at all, after that. This could just be the type of gamer I am. I like my Witcher, Tomb Raider and Dishonored type of games most. Other games I enjoy when I want a relaxing break from all the rush and gore. I didn't find this too relaxing. There was something compelling enough about it to make me want to finish it, though. Others have criticised the story. I quite liked it. It's simple, yes, but I guess the whole thing is meant
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