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Snow and a few Animals. Bottle is a Walking Simulator Where you walk around in a pretty Snow landscape. Since the Game was made with the Unreal Engine, it looks very good accordingly. The Story is rather minimalist, it is only told on 6 notes, but with very nice Words, which, Incidentally, were also transferred very well to German. Another Plus is the Music, which varies greatly, but always has a Piano as the Main Element. This relaxes and feels good. The Side Noises are also apt and blend into the Game world. The Controls are catchy and typical, you don't have to do much more than go. After normal Mode, you unlock the noir mode, which then plays at night, using a black and white filter. All in All, then, a clear Buy recommendation? Now... Not quite. The Game is only 20-30 Minutes short and if you expect a profound Story, you can only reach the empty one here. If you like a beautiful snowy Landscape, in which you see one or the other Animal, you can watch this Game. If it's on Offer, you can quietly risk a Look.

There are Games that you imagined differently when You bought. This one is one of them. The Screenshots promise a Kind of mysterious Beauty-you are curious, especially because the Impression is created you can explore the World and: That there is something to explore. But Beware: Unfortunately, pretty much everything worth seeing from this Game is already shown on the Screenshots. Within the Game, there are even two Places where the Pace Of Movement has been increased. This is bordering on grace, on The part of the Developers, because there is virtually nothing to discover along this Path. This is a tiny bit like dying, especially with The second Run. One almost longs for these two Passages. :D When I played this Game I was on the ts with a Friend and we went through the achievements together that you can get at that Game. We jokingly almed around that there was probably a second Mode in which to play the Game. That Joke came true-and while I certainly find that the second Pass of the Game was better than the first, I have to rate it negatively, unfortunately. Don't Get me wrong at this Point, I personally find Walking Simulations great-as long as the Player has a Reason for exploring the World-and as long as there is something in the Game that is worth exploring. Unfortunately, there are no such aspects of this. It's boring and the Optics or String particles unfortunately don't comfort over it. This is a pity, because it gives the Impression that this Project has been treated rather as stepmotherly. Despite the negative Points, it's not a Game to get annoyed about at the low Price. There are at least Collectible Cards, Achievements and a great Song in the Background.