RiME

RiME is almost certainly worth your time, but it's less likely worth the price for most people I know. Much of it is comparable to a game like Journey or Abzu - very good and very consistent visuals, and an entirely nonverbal story. There's some puzzle-solving, but none of it is anything that will tax your brain so much. It's a relaxing game to play, which depending on your mood may be just what you need. Ending thoughts for me are mixed. I disliked that you basically know nothing about the game's meaning until the reveal at the end. To me, that didn't really feel like satisfying pacing - like each scene before the ending just resulted in mental confusion, like "This could mean anything". I actually think Tequila Works' other game this year, The Sexy Brutale, pulled off this kind of eye-opening twist ending much better, with little hints and other little stories spread throughout the

Honestly one of the most beautiful games I have ever played ever... Its the most moving game and actually moved me to tears. No game has ever done that to me... It really is an emotional and beautiful game that can make a grown man cry... Fantastic

RiME is a puzzle platformer, it isn't just decent but also cute. The puzzles are challenging sometimes but not too hard, the platforming scenes ok, not too hard. Doable for anyone who not really good or like platformer games (like me). The story is interesting, touching. No narration, no voice acting but you not going to miss any of those. The graphic is decent, looks awesome, the game is colorful and beautiful. RiME is kid friendly, you can purchase to your kid or nonadult relative. Only thing I not liked in RiME is the camera movement/rotation, most of the time you can move it freely, then suddenly at most of the platforming scenes it moves to a fixed position and sometimes I had issue to realize which button to push for moving forward as sometimes it was A or S or D and not W. I would recommend this game, it is very enjoyable and cute. I personally find the base price very expen

I usually like collectables and achievements, but this game shouldn't have them. They were fine for maybe the first hour in to the game. After that it felt wrong and kind of sad everytime I thought about where I could find collectibles for 100% completion, or checked the achievements so I wouldn't miss them, because those were second missed soaking in the atmosphere of the game. After completing the game, the feeling grew hundred times stronger. I want those seconds back. If you play the game, play it alone, headphones on, cellphone off and forget about the extra crap in the game. You can collect and achieve on a second playthrough, just breath in the game on the first one, because the game will never be the same afterwards.

Video review Aaaah! This game really surprised me. I didn’t expect much, I expected a half assed attempt at a walking simulator but I’ve a great platformer/puzzle game with amazing art, soundtrack and story. You wake up on the beach not knowing what happened and start your journey. At first you take your time to admire the scenery because this game is really beautiful. Simplistic cell-shaded graphics was a good choice for artistic design. There’s also no hud so nothing get in a way and can fully immerse in the world. The story is really sad in this one, it’s beautiful but when you realize what’s happening you understand how sad the story really is. Gameplay is pretty basic. You run around in an open environment and explore every corner of it. Although it’s not necessary to explore everything, I highly suggest you do that. You progress the game by solving puzzles and collecting some i

A compelling game straight off the mark that I managed to complete in 10 hours. There were a ton of collectibles I didn’t collect and a ton of cheevos I didn’t cheev, so maybe you can get more out of this game. At my playtime I would consider Rime a tad on the expensive side but it has been bundled and rebundled and goes on sale often. It is an adventure platformer game featuring a great story. Wait for a sale if your wallet can’t handle the price tag. If you can't handle the price tag then pick up AER Memories of Old for the time being as it shares a lot of qualities with this game. _______________________ PROS + Beautiful art style. Everything is richly coloured and detailed but at the same time a bit blocky. + The soundtrack is amazing. There are very emotional swelling pieces of music throughout the game that add a whole new level of detail to the experience. + Story. Without ever