Drizzlepath: Genie

Here's my Review: I was absolutely skeptical of the Beginning. I played the first Part and was ach 30 Minutes through. Hmpf. This Part does not have the great Graphics in Comparison, but convinced by the Mood, spoken Texts and certain Sceneries. respect! This Game is not for People who want Action, or for People who are only interested in direct Gameplay. You can run, auto-run in this Game, and look around. There is still the "Action Button" but this is rarely used. The Lyrics are in English! If you are not proficient in the English Language, think twice! The World will look repetetive, there are not too many Environments! However, When you get lost in this World, it's incredibly relaxing, and makes you really think. Here else the Gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9si29Zv2FCo

Review is written on the 31.12.2016 Drizzlepath: Genie is the Successor to Drizzlepath from 2015. As in its Predecessor, you can explore the Area and listen to atmospheric Music and great History. The Game has only an English Voiceover and unfortunately not even German Subtitles. So to get the full Enjoyment of the Game, you should be powerful in the English Language. Although the Unreal Engine 4 is Used here, the Graphics look a little worse than its Predecessor. The black-and-white Filter, which you can choose alternatively, does not change anything. The Graphics aren't totally bad now. However, for a Game that came out in 2016 and thrives on the Graphics, a bit weak. The Game time is about 2 Hours. If you look around more closely and also want to experience the second Way, you will take longer. The xbox360 Controller is supported and There are Achievements and Collectible cards. Verdict: Drizzlepath: Genius is a short Pastime with a beautiful Story, moderate Graphics of a great music background.

After a long Thought in the Sale, after I have already pulled the Predecessor, or should I rather say, have rolled. At the Beginning of the Game, you have to decide on one of two Paths. So If you want to go the other Way after the first Round, you are employed a good 5 Hours in total. In some Cases, the Paths run somewhat. I think you should at least have the Merciility to go faster if you want to, and not only if the game allows it, even if the Atmosphere might suffer. Sometimes I explored the Area off the way a bit and then got stuck in rock Crevices or The Like, where I didn't come out. Fortunately, there are Checkpoints every 1-2 Minutes ... Graphics is ok, Soundtrack too, Story got me nciht so captivated, but she was also fine (best to play with Subtitles, because the Game is only in English and then you can read along, because then you get a little easier to Understand). Sure, it's a Walking Simulator, but nevertheless I would have liked to be able to interarch more with the Environment. Solid Walking Simulator, the Bottom line I don't regret buying. For Intermediate break really good. No more, no less.