Areia

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6.3

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  1. Dubeau
    Jan 30, 2020
    8
    Areia is a clone of Journey on the PS3-4 but without the coop mode. The story is more comprehensible and take inspiration in Buddhism. The music is fun, Indian in origin. The visual are really good. Most of the gameplay is about creating links. The game is very relax and last 3-4 hours. Overall movements felted a bit sluggish and jumping kind of floaty. Some nights scenes were a bit hardAreia is a clone of Journey on the PS3-4 but without the coop mode. The story is more comprehensible and take inspiration in Buddhism. The music is fun, Indian in origin. The visual are really good. Most of the gameplay is about creating links. The game is very relax and last 3-4 hours. Overall movements felted a bit sluggish and jumping kind of floaty. Some nights scenes were a bit hard to discern. I give it a 77%. I really like the realization of the game. The ending left me very dry. I didn't like it that much.… Expand
  2. Pully
    Jan 19, 2020
    10
    With a footprint of abzû and differentiated art with a soundtrack that makes you meditate and involve, Areia is based on an abstract and fantastic journey where the development of the narrative and the puzzles are introduced in a fluid and compassed way to the player. One word to define the game: Incredible!

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  1. GameGrin
    Feb 24, 2020
    40
    Within the opening hours of Areia: Pathway to Dawn you can see what the developers were trying to do with its beautiful visuals and overall religious vibe, but it ultimately falls flat due to its repetitive puzzles and assuming the audience is familiar with Buddhism.
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