Greak: Memories of Azur

The concept of this game is fantastic, I love having multiple playable characters and maneuvering them at the same time. In practice, the puzzles work very well, they're fun and intuitive. The movement and combat don't work quite as well as it can be tricky to manage everyone if they're not in the exact same place, but the mimic power to control all three at once keeps that from being too difficult. I love the characters and the story, and I enjoyed the gameplay mechanics! My biggest complaint is just that the game is shorter than I expected. It took me just under 10 hours to 100% the game across two playthroughs, so it's probably best to wait for a sale before buying this one. The art is gorgeous and the game is good fun, I recommend checking it out! Hopefully it'll get a sequel

I really enjoyed this game!! Lovely animations, fun puzzles and fights, and an intriguing story! Well-worth playing through, in my opinion, and something I will be replaying to explore areas and complete challenges I didn't get to on a first playthrough. Good game.

Greak: A Game I Forgot Greak follows the titular character as they set off into the world, attempting to find their siblings whilst helping to prepare a village to escape an ever present rot that is occurring within the world. The story itself is kind of odd as you find yourself midway into the conflict and ultimately you're not fighting against it, you're more focused on fleeing. This makes the story feel less impactful as there's no instigation, and no real conclusion. It feels like a Part 2 with no game prior and no game after either. The Gameplay is also kind of lacking. You have two components in the game. Combat, which is very rough. And platforming/Puzzles which are much better designed. The combat is very flat but varies depending on the character you are controlling. Unfortunately, no matter which character you are controlling, nothing really feels satisfying on this front. Even the bosses feel lacking and just unfinished. Something particularly annoying as you progress is that each chatacter, regardless of whether you're controlling them, can get hit or hurt from hazards etc. This means you're juggling 3 health bars and sometimes it's hard to see who gets hit. …

iteresting

I really enjoyed Greak! I love the sibling theme, the world, lore and gameplay. The game starts out great with quests but somehow forgets about it, and the ending suddenly surprises you. It only has, what I would call, three bosses. The "big bad" doesn't really do it's thing and I'd love a second ending where you do the opposite of what happens.

Outstanding game. Excellent artwork. Great level design. Nice puzzles.