Bliss reviews

"After all, acceptance always comes to the end. 7.8/10 "In Bliss you play as a shadow, through five stages that represent the life of a person, at the same time that they resemble the five phases of the duel. Creating a story that goes beyond life and the ways that human beings deal with it. All counting through visual design and symbolism. You could say that the mechanics of Bliss is quite simple, the game uses nothing but movements and jumps to achieve its goals but at one point the game allows you to pause the time for a few seconds, an aspect that works wonders to integrate the Gameplay with the platforms. Basically each new level proposes an exclusive way out, to achieve it we have to touch each of the black creatures in a specific order preventing them from appearing again. An interesting way to unlock the next level but it ends without evolving beyond the "attempt and error". Although I have to add that the mechanics of Bliss do not fall on its gameplay, but on its interesting way of telling a story, through a surreal landscape combined with an incredible and well detailed artistic style that I will talk later along with a Peaceful and immersive soundtrack. The Most noteworthy point of the game is definitely its visual section, because the whole story is counted through what we see on the screen. An impressive visual work where you look at him, where even without having to be subjective or concealing things perfectly, Bliss tells its story and its five phases through a unique visual style. Paying close attention to detail and proving that even games like this can do great things in that sense. On the other hand the soundtrack shows a series of calm and simple melodies to accompany during the adventure, a pity that is not so well developed with the visual aspect because they could create an even greater narrative experience. Pros: Unique and attractive visual Style. An innovative way to tell a story without words. Relaxing soundtrack. Cons: It Can become repetitive. Platforms can be difficult at times. Conclusion: Bliss is an interesting experience, a unique way to see a story and a simple gameplay as well as a really attractive visual style. It is Not a common game, it takes most of the current concepts and discards them, despite their limited options and elevated difficulty on certain occasions, Bliss is still an experience that I recommend. Full Analysis at Spoil Everything [spoileverything.wordpress.com] This analysis was made with a copy of the game provided by the team of Oruji Productions.