Gorogoa

Very very pretty game and seriously fun, but sadly so short. I wish we could get updates, and new chapters.

I’ve just finished playing but will immediately play again. The images are stunning but the game is a meditation that needs time to appreciate. You can whip through the bare bones of the action and puzzles pretty quickly but if you do, you’ll miss a lot. I absolutely loved this. Although they don’t look anything alike, this game reminds me of Studio Ghibli’s Princess Mononoke. Beautiful to look at and very thought provoking.

Loved this game- not sure how it took me so long to find and thanks to Appunwrapper for drawing attention to it. Everything I love in a game- gorgeous graphics, super inventive and clever, and hard without being frustrating. One of the few puzzle games I haven’t looked for a walkthrough to help me because figuring it out was so enjoyable. Would appeal to those who like Monument Valley- a chilled out, beautiful game. Only complaint is that I finished it!

What a beautiful game! It’s a little short but the stunning quality of the art makes up for it, and still worth the 4.99 I spent. If you’re not really interested in quality graphics and very novel game play then save your money you probably won’t like how short it is. But otherwise it is a beautiful game to play and has easily stood the test of time.

…..what a lovely game to play and get lost in. Shame it’s not longer…but considering the amount of work that must involved in creating these works of arts…..a joy!

It’s quite short but very creative and enjoyable. The artwork and music are also very atmospheric and beautiful. It’s very possible to play and complete it in a single, long-ish sitting, but my suggestion would be to play it in stages, and put it down after collecting each fruit. Partly so you can appreciate it for longer, but also so you don’t exhaust particular parts of the brain, because otherwise you might leave it with a sense of mental fatigue.