Suna

I got this game thanks to a key provided from people on one Game Group on Facebook. I expected everything but not the Walking Sim which is one of my favourite genres of games. I played many Walking Sims before. Many of them had confusing stories. This one didn't have it which was pretty appreciated but what really ruined the feel of this game was that this game's map was really big and felt boring walking through it and overall game feels like asset flip whích is also stated at the end of this game that free assets were used. If the game had It's own assets I think this game would stand out among different Walking Sims We know and love.

Nice Walking Simulator. Game is nearly 10y old, so the graphic is a bit old, but decent. Some parts were a bit boring... Taking so long to walk... (Running would be nice). Very hard to 100%, without the guide. With guide, my 100% / 2½h.

Suna is a deeply personal, small-scale narrative experience that leans heavily into atmosphere and introspection rather than traditional gameplay systems. Developed by Tolga Yurtsev and published by My Way Games, it positions itself within the walking simulator genre, but with an emphasis on emotional storytelling and symbolic imagery. From the outset, it’s clear that the game is less interested in mechanics or challenge and more focused on conveying a reflective journey centered on regret, loss, and the search for meaning. The structure is built almost entirely around exploration. Players move through a sequence of environments that range from grounded natural landscapes to more abstract, dreamlike spaces, each representing fragments of the protagonist’s inner world. Progression is linear, with the experience unfolding through narration, environmental cues, and occasional interactions. There are light puzzle elements scattered throughout, but they are minimal and often serve more as pacing tools than as meaningful gameplay challenges. The overall design encourages players to slow down, observe their surroundings, and absorb the tone rather than actively engage with complex system…

a bit of an odd walking sim. would normally say 6/10 kinda meh. however I played this game on mushrooms which started an ye olde walking sim and rapidly devolved into a profoundly confounding bordering cosmic horror experience. had 0 idea it was gonna get funky like that and it made for a really really fun experience where i didnt know where the shrooms started and the game began. drove me mad trying to make any sense of what or why anything was happening. deeply emjoyed and will be doing again

I enjoyed this for some reason.

Basically a walking simulator where you look at (what feels like) downloadable models taken from a game engine. On the plus side, its strange story and world were very interesting. Even months after playing it, I can't shake off the story, probably because it was so unique.