Recent reviews by muro

This game was truly amazing! Each scene was beautiful and the storyline was unexpected. Every character had an interesting background story that the game allowed us to explore! 11/10 🥰

Journey is one of my favorite games ever! I've played it several times and I never get tired of it, it makes me super emotional. I loved every landscape and soundtrack and finding friends on the way to collaborate and help each other is just lovely! I adore this little game and will never get tired of it.

This was the first game I played with the steam deck and I found it a cute and fun game to learn the commands of the device. The story line was really good and I loved the dynamic of the scenes. I'd surely recommend it

good
really good

The cutest game I've played. Love, art and music combined in this beautiful little story, that, despite the short duration, managed to move me and motivate me at the same time. I'm sure Florence will be very relatable for most 20 years olds out there who are still figuring out life.
Once again thank you Edu (and thanks to the creators of Florence) for this beautiful beautiful gift.

Stimulating.

As a person who doesn't play much, I adored this game. From the very beginning I got absorbed in the game thanks to its story, the visuals and the music.
I felt like I was actually living this story, which left me feeling a little melancholic in the end, just like after a long and beautiful book.
The game reflected upon topics that I felt I could relate to: loved ones fading away, the research of oneself, the contact with nature, and the relationships with other, in particular the one with Delilah, that I felt close and distant at the same time.
The visuals and the music added so much to the story itself and I fell in love with the ambient I found myself in, and would honestly play it all over again and again just to be thrown into that world for a little longer.
I appreciated that many things were sort of 'left' in mistery because it allowed me to just dive into the story as an individual with my own thoughts and experiences.
I don't think I fully understood Delilha's character, because throughout the gameplay I felt like I was doubting her, couldn't count on her as I thought I would have. Till the very end she remains a evanescent figure, almost a dream? Something I (Henry) probably needed to fill the gap left by my 'lost' wife. It felt like I was creating her persona, and for a while I believed that the game was going to end showing how I had gotten not only physically but also mentally distant, lost, creating worlds and peeople I needed to find myself again. Almost a parallel to my wife's disease.

Losing oneself and leaving everything to get in contact with nature has been a recurrent theme in our society and I like to think that the name of Henry may have been inspired by Thoreau, the author of Walden.

I liked how everything was left unsaid not only to Delilah but to ourselves also, as if something needed to be cancelled in order to progress in the story.
This was an experience os solitude, frightening at times, marvellous at others. Avoiding one's problems by being alone is something that not only Henry, but also Ned, Brian's father, does.
Solitude may be a terrifying, beautiful, revealing way to atone for our mistakes.

The music helped me get even more absorbed in the game, accompanying me during the game, helping me dive deeper into certain situations.

10/10 to a stunning game that I played at the perfect moment of my life.
PS I probably have to thank my boyfriend who introduced me to it, thanks edu if you're reading this lol

Half-life was a nice game to play and had a very intriguing story line. As the first game I ever completed, it got me more interested in the world of video-games and so on.