Journey

This isn’t really a game it feels more like 15% of a prologue. The art style is nice, clearly reminiscent of Japanese games, since it's developed by a Japanese developer so obviously. It really doesn’t give a clear idea of what the gameplay will actually be. If it’s just going to be a straight walking simulator, that’s not very appealing. I’d probably be more interested if there were a better sense of what the final product is supposed to be.

I beat this in 5 minutes. Just as i thought it was getting started, it ended. If it was ever expanded into full length, it could be good.

I saw some negative comments saying that the game seemed like a demo, that it was incomplete or that it was just a walking simulator. It may seem that way, but we shouldn't be superficial because games, in addition to being played, sometimes also need to be studied and analysed. I disagree, but obviously everyone has their own opinion. Aesthetically, the game reminds me a bit of Chilla's Art games, which I really like, so I definitely enjoyed this one too. The style of the game seemed very indie but at the same time, also modern without overdoing it. Needless to say, I love the setting and the J-horror vibe. If you are not superficial and hasty in reaching conclusions, there are various endings. At the moment, I have only managed to get two of them: 1. She takes the wrong road, the city lights go out along the route she has taken, and she is subsequently reported missing by the local news. 2. She takes the amulet that protects her and continues on her way, the lights repeat the same movement as before, and after that she can't stop thinking negatively despite having the amulet, but she forces herself to move forward by giving herself an emotional boost. In conclusion, I can say…

Hmmmmm when can we finish it?! lol ....

Looks interesting, but where is the whole game? It's just a demo.

not bad