Aery - A Journey Beyond Time

Interesting story but the lighting is way too bright on some levels and the hit box is unforgiving barely touched a tree. Too bad start over. The graphics a pleasant and the music is nice but unbalanced to the narrator volume as it very quiet. The checkpoints to hit to continue the story are hard to find at times. While I did enjoy the story it's not worth some of the downsides.

this was one of the several "Aery" games i received through a random steam key collection i purchased. for the record - i was not expecting something really amazing. however, for what i got - it was.... interesting. the graphics are cute, and it looks like some effort was but into the scenery (given that the scenery is all you seem to be able to admire, anyways). the story is there... but its pretty basic imo. more than anything, it feels like a feather collecting simulator. its ok. not the best though. if you're **really** bored, its okay...

Achievements do not work. Aside from that it is not worth 10€. Got it as part of some key bundles and thus it is OK. But overall, not maintained game und just a pile of trash.

Boring, bad controls and achievement don't work.

This game sucks mainly because of the lack of control. No mouse??? Only AWSD. no speed control no brakes. And if you bump into literally anything, you have to start all over.

Really disappointing experience. The game has so much potential to be memorable. It's gorgeous, it has great music. It has an interesting premise. But it's essentially just a couple hours worth of frantically flapping around looking for glowy chunks to fly into, to have a narrator with an okay voice tell a lackluster story. I generally have a huge soft spot for these kinds of indie storytelling experiences, so all of that would have been forgivable... except for one critical flaw: YOU ARE ALWAYS MOVING. You can't actually stop and appreciate the scenery, the nuances, the story being told by the environments themselves (which is where the bulk of the story actually is, since the narrated part is just meh). The bird should be able to stop and actually LOOK at all the many thoughtfully constructed dioramas, not just zoom past everything. There were so many cool places to explore, but I wasn't allowed to have that opportunity -- I was too busy trying not to run into walls and trees (which reset you to the beginning of the zone, for some reason, rather than just bouncing you off and allowing you to stay in the same area). And don't be all "But that's not how flight works", because …