Set out on an emotional journey through the bittersweet lives of two people where memories come alive and time bends to your will. Lose yourself in moments of happiness and overcome every hardship as you relive your life’s story. A story of joy and sorrow. A simple story.
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| Lingua | Interfaccia | Audio | Sottotitoli |
|---|---|---|---|
| Russo | |||
| Inglese | |||
| Tedesco | |||
| Francese | |||
| Spagnolo | |||
| Spanish (LatAm) |
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This is a game that deals with the emotions of a loss. I will share that I lost my wife. She was my other half and my best friend. Every day that goes by I feel empty yet I try to be happy as she would want me to be. Playing this game brought so much emotion out of me, both devastation but the happiest of memories as well. To anyone suffering with a loss of any kind, please play this game. You will feel those memories you cherish so deeply but also that feeling of being alone without your loved one(s). To the developers, I just wanted to say thank you for giving me a few hours to feel again and allow me to escape the world for a bit. I want to give this game a 11/10 and I hope anyone that reads this review can understand that through loss you will gain strength. Even though you feel alone you are never truly alone. Arise, as the game's title says.
Arise a Simple Story manages to evoke an existential feeling of purity but also bitterness and tragedy, bringing at times comfort and joy but also the disagreements of an existence marked by chaos mended by what surrounds us in our vineyards of light and darkness.
Ironic, this game is called Arise yet you’re always falling. Just played this game for the first time not too long ago and finished it a day later. Been listening to the soundtrack a lot since, and I think about this game often. My grandpa died of covid back in November 2020, and I often dwell on what his entire life and memories must have entailed. I miss him a lot, and this game certainly makes me feel that loss, but also lifts me up when I play it. This was one of the most beautiful heartfelt emotional games l've ever played. So deeply touching for me and so delightfully creative. It’s an absolutely beautiful game artistically and story wise. I loved how it dealt with life, first love, happiness, disappointment, finding your own path, loss of loved ones, falling apart but coming back together and in the end the hope that we are reunited in an afterlife. Reminded me of journey a lot
This game isn't just about playing through obstacles and completing challenges. It's about a phase of life that our protagonist has already lived through. The game begins with your death, but your journey doesn't end there. Your soul travels through different stages of your life, revisiting the memories you've lived through, whether they were filled with happiness, sadness, sorrow, guilt, or anger. And as you travel through these memories, you get to live those moments all over again, almost as if you're being given one last chance to experience life. Honestly, I couldn't bring myself to finish this game. Even when I reached the second-last stage, I already knew how it was going to end, and I wasn't ready to let go just yet. I can't say that I cried, but there were moments that made me believe in love and human emotions all over again. Moments that reminded me how beautiful life can b
I'm going to swim against the current here and say that, despite a lovely story, beautiful artwork, and a compelling soundtrack, I have very mixed feelings about this game, There are some truly magical moments. Most reviews focus on the emotional depth of the narrative (which is powerful) but make little mention of the game-play itself. This is where I have my issue. Arise is not a 'simple story.' It is a precision platformer with some incredibly creative mechanics. You change the environment (winding it forward and backwards) to build pathways. It is a complicated and shadowy landscape with many twists and turns. There is a lot of puzzling your way through, especially if you are looking for memory collectibles. These are often on side paths and are not obvious. I used a controller (the keyboard was not manageable for me) and the right stick shifts the physical landscape. This is qu
I'm going to be honest, I wasn't sure about Arise in the beginning. I had mixed feelings on if I would like it and the story but I am very happy to announce how wrong I was about Arise. I let it sit in my game library for way longer than I should have. I was pulled into the world of Arise about 4 or 5 chapters in, but even the first few before I was hooked were compelling and interesting to get me to keep playing (I am SO glad I did keep playing). Originally I had some issues with keyboard and mouse, I was struggling to control the character as much as I wanted and figure it out to work smoothly but once I switched to controller, it was peak. Idk if I was just stoned and couldn't make my hands work on a keyboard or what but I would recommend controller for this game! The game pulled at my heart strings, I sobbed twice during this game and I'm not someone who cries very easy. The devs po
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