AER Memories of Old

A beautiful meditative platformer with a lot of flying. FANTASTIC music, simply FANTASTIC. No voice acting, but it is not really needed. No health, no damage, no enemies, i think this game is very well suited as introduction for into the genre as all the "puzzles" are rather simple and the main challenge is to find the locations mentioned in the achievements. the only downside is the lack of journal so you have to remember where to go and what to do,but the game is relatively short so it should not be a concern. Definitely recommend.

love the flying part of the game, it really does make you feel like a bird when flying. exploration is also awesome, finding the memories of lost civiiation in the clouds. one of the greatest cozy games I've played, 10/10

phenomenal game thats less of a game and more of an experience. every aspect about it is so lightweight and soothing, the entire mythology presented in the game is incredibly heartfelt, and the passion of the dev team can be felt during every second spent in the game. everything is rounded off with an amazing ending. be mindful that this is NOT a game to be rushed. focusing on the main objectives accounts only for about 20% of the experience, as most of the ingame storytelling is delivered through finding spirits of past people depicting moments in their lives and inscriptions on stone and parchment. i also played this game over a period of roughly 6 months, and that definitely contributed to the depth of my emotional experience during gameplay. i'd say this is a perfect beginner game for people wanting to dive in open-world narrative games about puzzling together a bigger mystery, and afaik it goes on steep sales every once in a while. highly recommended!!

AER Memories of Old is a game where you fly around the map, complete caves/puzzles that lead you to story objects, and fly some more. It's a very chill game that has no combat, no time-limit, and is very short. (Only took about 4 hours to complete the game and get all the achievements after completion). There are dungeon areas that you have to traverse, but generally those puzzles are pretty easy. The game is pretty to look at and very lore heavy(there's only like 4 characters to talk to in the entire game). Definitely recommend if you want something easy, mind-numbing, and completable in a session or two.

the walking is very patchy and the map is very empty its as if sky children of the light was more focused on flight.

Good game, basically a flying simulator with good storyline. If someone has plenty of time then go for it.