Gris

I'm in awe, what a beautiful game. My mom passed away recently so I've been searching for games to help me get through grief. At first I really thought this was just a platforming game, but as I continued through I couldn't believe the amount of love and creativity that went into this. The colors, the music, the way…

a beautifully crafted game, dealing with themes of grief. i had played this game once before, when i was younger, but didn't manage to grasp its true beauty until now... it helped me a little, at dealing with my own, lingering grief. the art, the animation, the music is all gorgeous... i never got tired of it. the a…

Didn't understand the hype here. Emperor’s new clothes? Art direction is nice, but nothing you haven’t seen before. Gameplay is weak. I dislike the phrase “walking simulator” but it is closer to that than a 2D platformer. Puzzles are spread far apart, and when they are there, they don’t fit into the rest of the game…

While this was infinitely better than the Journey or Abzu games, Gris was still disappointingly shallow. The gameplay was pretty basic but fun for the most part. Over time the gimmicks get more hollow and puzzles became kind of boring at the end, and you can not go back to worlds with all your new powers to reexplor…

Gris has a very beautiful watercolor art style, with a story matching it's visual beauty. A story about a girl going through the 5 stages of grief, each stage beautifully illustrated through the visual art style and the music. The gameplay consists mostly of platforming and puzzle solving with new found ability gain…

if u like walking simulator + puzzle solving + cozy gameplay + soft music + play casual + platforming = you must to buy this