Yi and the Thousand Moons

Yi and the Thousand Moons Original and beautifully performed. I enjoyed my time with Yi. I would love to see this developed further into a full blown musical extravaganza. That would be amazing. Pros: 👍 Superb sound track 👍Relaxing and chilled atmosphere 👍Fascinating concept which I would love to see developed further. 👍Seven very easy achievements. Cons: 👎Very short experience – only 20-30 mins. 👎Not much interaction. 👎No Trading Cards. First Impressions This is the first time I have experienced a game such as this and I really liked the concept. More musical theatre than a game. You walk Yi through the seven short levels in a linear fashion letting the music tell the story. There are a few characters in the game, namely the villagers and the Gods. As you approach a character they begin to sing and tell the story. Each of the seven chapters has a song to go alon

A third person adventure figuratively and emotionally built out of vibrant watercolor and melodic song. This may very well be one of the most unexpected delights I've experienced in my gaming career. As you take control of Yi, you will journey through seven songed levels, discovering how the world of the living and the world of the gods collides into and out of harmony. You will face duty, despair, and decisiveness as you learn the meaning of human loyalty, lyrically displayed. A genuine passion project with powerful music and gorgeous color, Yi and the Thousand Moons is a small jem that hits a heartwarming high note.

-Quick Review- Boy, I'm in a tight spot... The short of it is: "At what point does a video game become a showcase for a collection of songs, rather than a somewhat interactive indie game with excellent music?" Yi and the Thousand Moons is a 3rd person walking simulator where you shoot a couple times and listen to soothing music for 20 minutes or less. -Detailed breakdown review- Story: You play as Yi. There's no real background given to the character... All dialogue is given first with a pop up box explaining exposition, then the rest of the level you receive exposition from the singing of the vocalists. I could literally write the whole story out in a paragraph... So yeah, let's stick with the store description "Yi's trying to save her village". Gameplay: You'll shoot Yi's bow... about 9 times... if you don't miss. Other than those shots you'll move around with WASD. I always glanc

First of all, it is short.. in my opinion a bit too short but that's a matter of taste. The gameplay itself went really smooth. The story is nice, the color scheme and the visuals are beautiful. I really really enjoyed the fact that the dialogues worked so well together with the beat of the music. The developers should definitely extend the game or do more games like this one. Everything in the game was in harmony. Just ooooone little bug I would like to “report”. I think (and I really might be wrong, it's a loooong time since I worked on a game etc so yeah) there is a small bug in the view frustum culling. In the last scene on the big boat if the camera is in a specific angle (behind all of the person from a downwards perspective, I hope it's clear what I mean haha) the boat disappears. It just reminded me of my frustum culling bugs haha. Overall very nice, do more games like that