Waking the Glares - Chapters I and II reviews

Greetings to all Steam users who will read this review. I played several hours for this title in the Beta stage, and finally I made a complete run also of the official version. Despite Having replayed it, I felt the same emotions as the first time. The World of Waking The Glares is pleasantly immersive: The mystery that envelops the main joints of the gloomy plot, is never frustrating, but addictive. What made me fall in love with this game (which I remember: it lasts a couple of hours but it is at the moment only of the first two chapters), it is the soul that owns and that the development team has been able to harness in a wonderful way. It is an atypical and courageous product, because quite niche, and for publication format (which is cool to attach the ebook of the book that permeates the whole gaming experience), and for sensitivity, is shown by the care of many details, which required the player To fully understand its importance. The evocative scenarios, suggestive and at times nostalgic, of some sequences, have led me to an identification that almost elicit emotion (sound carpet, chromatic scale and in general atmosphere of the Intermezzo on the boat). I Recommend the purchase to all fans of the genre, but also to those who want to approach. The heart that the kids of the development team have put in this project, will be unequivocally from the first minutes of the game.

The Game I really liked, despite being an Indie production and have some technical limits I have to say that playing it I realized that the game has its own "soul". Waking The Glares tells a mysterious story, you find yourself catapulted into the settings that have nothing in common apparently, but a narrator accompanies you along the journey, quoting excerpts from a book, Waking the Glares precisely, that you They help you understand that there is a common thread in the various chapters of the game. The game experience is not very long, just a few hours, but this first release of the game contains only the first 2 chapters plus one intermezzo, of the 7 totals of the entire experience thought by the developers, and also the price is actually adequate to this. The puzzles within the game are not difficult, sometimes they are more schematic, others more imaginative but always reasoned, in the game all that must be done is always the result of a logic well-defined, never left to chance. Along with the game comes as free DLC the book Waking the Glares in ebook format, which I have not yet read, but that should precisely contain the story that the protagonist follows and from which the narrator takes the extracts of the game. I recommend it especially to fans of the genre, and anyone who wants to face an experience that can carry in a dreamlike world, deep and melancholy.