Drizzlepath

I like relaxing and atmospheric games, especially with beautiful secenery, so I thought this would just be my cup of tea. I knew it was very short (took me about 45mins including wandering around a bit, I'm letting it idle to get the collecting cards while I write this), it's quite cheap as well, so that would be okay. But it turned out: it's not very beautiful at all sadly, there are a few nice parts, some okay parts and then some ugly parts as well (especially the mountains). If you leave the path it only gets worse. It also feels like you move at dog height maybe, not human height, very strange. There is really NOTHING to interact with, just walk along and "enjoy" the surroundings. There is very little sound, the bits of music (at the checkpoints) were sometimes quite nice though. At each checkpoint poetry will be recited with a heavy accent - and while I'm really fond of poetry in general, it has to make a bit of sense. This was for the most part somehow nonesensical. I was expecting something to accompany what we see along the path maybe, but at least for me there was no story forming, I have no idea what it was all about. So there was nothing at all to keep you interested…

unoptimized mess: no volume sliders, graphical settings on-off.. music and vocals blasting into your ear full force. after exiting the game your resolution resets everytime to 720p.

Nice atmospheric game. Not clear how some reviews call this a “ripoff” lol, it’s a typical walking simulator game and never claims to be anything but. If you are into atmospheric games then you’ll like this, it’s just long enough to be immersive but not too long as to overstay its welcome.

There's just not enough happening here. The environment is supposed to be the main selling point, but everything is either brown or green and it doesn't look nice enough to hold your attention for the 30 minutes it takes to play, especially since going off the path to "explore" just means you'll need to reload the last checkpoint. The only other mildly interesting thing is the story but between the thick accent, the music playing over the talking, and the trailing off at the end of sentences it's almost impossible to understand without subtitles, which this game doesn't have. If you do decide to play it, I suggest a controller (if you can get it work). 30 minutes is pretty short for a game, but it's annoying to hold a button down for that long. Rubberband your stick and look out for the one (1) mandatory jump. At least the frogs were neat.

your reward for looking anywhere other than the ground is 13 frames per second.

Drizzlepath a chill 20-30 min walking adventure where you try to reach the mountain. Just listen to the narrator which mostly i did not understand. Then again it was good walk which was peaceful and cry engine worked its magic but still is dated for the 2026. Come on bro its 2015 so 11 frickin years so you might have to bear with the graphics and gameplay mechanics which has only Jump. Definitely Recommended!!!