- Publisher: GarageGames
- Release Date: Sep 17, 2004
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 65 Ratings
User score distribution:
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Positive: 32 out of 65
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Mixed: 20 out of 65
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Negative: 13 out of 65
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B.B.Jul 25, 2007An interesting idea. Some sections are very frustrating though. Not as in "hey this is challenging", more like "hey this little area that is supposed to be nothing has a slightly bugged design that takes me 5 minutes to squish by."
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BryanJan 17, 2008A cool puzzle game.
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PeterR.Jan 15, 2008
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EricE.Jan 14, 2008Nice little game but don't like the controls at all. The controls get in the way of my enjoyment of the game. I was fighting the controls of the game more then the monsters.
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Dec 29, 2010
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Mar 12, 2017It's not finished. Good idea, nice graphics, half baked.
Controls are in need of dire streamlining.
And here - metacritic makes me continue to type, even though i have nothing more to contribute. -
Nov 13, 2013Interesting original, quite fun at times but I'm not 100% sure it actually works, The idea of being able to change what the tar is made of and thus how it reacts with its surroundings is great but it doesn't feel dynamic and quick enough so there doesn't ever feel like a "wow" moment.
Awards & Rankings
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My only real reservation with Gish is the simplicity of the gameplay and the fact that, despite the unique physical properties of the character it is still a 2D platform/puzzle game...But if you do like this style of game then Gish really is a superb piece of work, and the talented folk over at Chronologic will entertain you for a very reasonable sum of money.
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One of the most original games released this year, not to say ever, and it’s perfect for those breaks between two "UT2004" deatmatches.
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The graphics could use as much TLC as the physics received, the sound and music could be fleshed out, and the controls could use some tightening to work more organically.