Far Far Away From Here

To be honest I don't know what to say about this game... The control is terrible but it's terrible on purpose. That over slide did kill me a million times though I played it through. And you know what. I'll hail to the king! :) Not like I'm masochist but its around 30 min, if you don't die to many times (I don't think that's possible for the first time) but if you don't die I think it would be around max 8 min or less. Though i just can't recommend this game to anyone, not for nearly 10 Euro! I recommend it to those who can stay calm after 50-60 death in a row before progress... And I think you should buy from somewhere on sale because it's not worth for 9 euro! I don't know if there is a story or something but I hate goblins!

THIS GAME IS ACTUAL ♥♥♥♥ I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND YOU THIS GAME IF YOU DONT HAVE ANY NERVES FOR GAY GOBLINS WHO SHOOT THEIR DARTS AT YOU

couldnt pay me to say anything good about this game, i got this with a bundle of 4 other ♥♥♥♥ games for 2$ on g2a and i can say the like 40 cents ur spending on this game there is a lot better of a deal than the 11$ ur spending for it on this absolutely horrible controls, you can kill yourself immediately by holding left or right when you spawn in since the ground beneath you is always a tiny block if you want a GOOD platformer for around the same price just buy a hat in time or something but this is definitely not it

Far Far Away From Here, developed and published by Dark Magic Awakening, is an indie experience that places atmosphere and introspection at the center of its design. Rather than following the structure of traditional games, it leans into a slower, more contemplative style, inviting players to explore abstract spaces and piece together meaning through observation. It’s less concerned with challenge or progression systems and more focused on evoking a particular emotional tone, making it feel closer to an interactive mood piece than a conventional game. The gameplay is intentionally minimal. Players move through a series of environments that feel symbolic rather than literal, interacting with elements that subtly guide progression. There are no complex mechanics or demanding objectives; instead, the experience is driven by curiosity and the desire to uncover what lies ahead. This simplicity creates a calm, almost meditative rhythm, where the act of exploration becomes the primary form of engagement. However, this same restraint can also make the experience feel thin, particularly for players who expect more active involvement or variety in gameplay. Narratively, the game takes an a…

A great indie platformer where you play as the explorer king, collecting coins, dodging arrows, and bringing order to the goblins. The graphics are pleasing, and the soundtrack is relaxing.

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