Areia: Pathway to Dawn
Gilp Studio · 2020 · Adventure, Indie, Colorful, Emotional, Exploration
PC
Mostly Positive79% · 38
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About Areia: Pathway to Dawn
Areia: Pathway to dawn is a fascinating adventure that takes you through the different stages of enlightenment. A relaxing experience combined with unique gameplay. A journey like no other.
Engage yourself with the mysterious existence of your Self and the world around you. Create paths and solve puzzles with a fluid and straightforward game mechanic. Discover different realms as you venture into the unknown. Collect the fragments of your past, and uncover the meaning behind your existence. Immerse yourself into relaxation with our handcrafted visuals and soundtracks.
Areia: Pathway to dawn is an adventure to be discovered and felt with your deepest emotions.
Play – Handcrafted levels with relaxing but gameplay intensive design.
See – High-quality visuals with amazing scenery and lighting to create a visually rich experience.
Listen – Music made from the ground up to convey emotions and create a meditative vibe.
Feel – An emotional game that is made to captivate different players.
Learn – A story about the stages of the samsara wheel of life.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Meh. I'm not going to recommend it. Journey is one of my favorite games, and this is an obvious inspiration from it, but it just falls short. The gameplay is linear platforming with a few spatial puzzles. Then....it just ends. That's the entire game. :-\5 found this helpful
A shorter, uglier, and alot less fun to play Journey that has the audacity to end with a "To be continued".4 found this helpful
As a Journey player, I find this game a pleasure to play. While it is not in the same league as Journey, it is becoming a fun alternative.
If you're thinking this game will scratch an itch left by [i]Journey[/i], then think again. It plays like it was made by someone who had [i]Journey[/i] described to them but never played it themselves. Everything feels off with this game. The character animations are only vaguely related to what you're doing, the controls are floaty and inaccurate, and it's never entirely clear where you're supposed to be going or what you're supposed to be doing. A poor [i]Journey[/i] wannabe made by people who didn't understand that game and its exquisite mechanics in the first place. Avoid.
Interesting short game, with some unknown replayability. There are supposedly secrets that appear after you beat the game once. Also, no clue how to get the majority of achievements.
Engagement is so low that I was able to watch foreign movies, with subtitles, and still know what I was doing here. It's short and the ending is abrupt. The puzzle element is simple and becomes a battle of figuring out how far you can travel. There just isn't much here. There's potential but that's about it.
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