They Breathe reviews

I didn't really expect anything from the Game. Actually, I only bought it because it looks funny. And it's also kind of weird When you're dragged underwater as a Frog by Underwater cows (or rather Jellyfish with Frog Heads?). I didn't quite understand the Meaning behind the Game, but it's still quite fun.

my opinion is mixed. Recommended to buy in promos. This game is short, the hardest thing is to know what to do when you start playing it. The graphics and audio are not unpleasant. The gameplay is simplistic. Lifespan: finished, we do not start again (except for the successes if not done). Price: Finally an independent who sells not a games that is worth 2 euros 10 times its price.

Short Review They Breath: In short-after ~ 20 Minutes of Play came the End Credits. Interestingly, I don't find this a big Shortcoming, so the Atmosphere stays dense and the (fairly simple) Gameplay doesn't wear out too much. Overall, the Game feels like a Work by Edward Gorey or the "Books" made of monsters, it's not a real Horror, yet a certain Malaise remains constant. -> If there is a high Discount on it, you can definitely get it.

Played once and then put away, but have been entertained for half an Hour. The Art-style is very beautiful and combines the same Elements into fundamentally different Shapes. Is something hard to describe, but very well done. The Atmosphere is also very dense, although simple Means are done. Since the Game explicitly does not give precise Instructions and literally throws the Player into the cold Water, I don't want to give away at this Point.

Incredibly Short and exciting, I can not complain about how short it is because in other Analizis gave it to shine and also the same game makes it clear, the truth is that the price is worth it and discounted I take it for a cost $10 Mex (less than a dollar) It is also convenient to have a small work of art in your library, the sound is the best of the game and puts you very well set in the game. Pd. Something Replayable with the achievements that are really difficult to complete.

I love the conceptual games, that try to offer an alternative experience, and that's why I was interested in this title. Of entry, neither the graphics, nor the music nor the sound effects, manage To Configure a particularly attractive audiovisual universe. The game itself consists of chasing bubbles with a frog, while the camera slowly descends, and avoid some pretty absurd bugs (like a swimmer's oxen) that try to make you puñeta. There's No more. The "Horrorif Story" that they discuss in some criticism, is quite simplistic and obvious. If we really feel like exercising our mental onanism, there are much deeper and suggestive titles.