Aery - Broken Memories

Interesting and uncomplicated gameplay. Beautiful graphics, beautiful controls. Just for those who are tired of playing very active games where you constantly have to be attentive. I launched the game and spent almost 5 hours in it, it was the best time I have spent in days. Flying is not boring because of the abundance of locations where you can always find something new.

During a pandemic, we should stay home more. My hobby has become gaming on a regular basis. Now I will talk about the benefits of this game: - Swanky Flights. - beautiful locations - open world - the bird flies realistic - you can do tricks - relax - discount But the game is short :/

Who are you and what is your role in this world? I don't know who is reading this review, what country he is from, what his experiences are, what his interests are, what his state of mind is right now, whether you care about anything right now. I don't know how it works, but when I played this game I had a lot of thoughts about the eternal. Our existence in this world. The game helps me relax and meditate at the same time, but it also saturates my thoughts with many questions. I recommend you my friend to play it and ask yourself the question - who are you, maybe you have similar abilities as this bird?

This is one of those games where a 'mixed' recommend button would be useful. It's mostly true what the other reviewers say; mostly relaxing, mostly very nice visuals, good soundtrack. But here are a few things they [i]don't[/i] mention. - You can't control the camera, other than by physically making a turn. This make finding the items you need a lot harder, but more importantly makes judging some turns almost impossibly difficult. - If you hit anything, you are immediately sent back to the start. The levels are pretty small so that's no real hardship, but many times I found this happening over and over simply because of the camera reason above. That was pretty frustrating and totally broke the 'relaxing' feeling of the game. - There is no control of speed. This compounds both of the problems above, and makes the game 'minimal' to the point of being just too simplistic. - Steam achievements don't seem to be working for me. - The narrative is quite interesting at times, but the grammar ...

The game is very, very cool! I've met few of them. My flights have never been so pleasant. The game is a competitor of a well-known game (I will not advertise it). But she's no better, no worse. They're both great! ❤

I liked Flying Hero VR better. But this game is also fun, it has the same simple controls, great graphics and well-chosen soundtracks. The most important thing is the bird's - eye view, it's something indescribable

Exciting game, i loved it. Graphics is so good, that even he is on very low graphics, he is so good, moves are so flexible and smooth, 5 stars from 5.

The game is as good as previous games from the developer. Controls are intuitive and graphics only became better. Definitely worth buying for this price.

Being in a coma seems terrifying. I never realized it would be so overly bright and washed out. Jokes aside, yes the game is too bright. Especially when the collectibles are the same color as the overpowering lighting so you can barely find them. The levels are pretty well made, but the lighting is a huge problem. The controls are ok, but they would be better if you could control how fast/slow you were going. The system for flight is a unity asset called flight kit, so I doubt this game's creators will be tweaking it. Besides that, this game has the same music problem from the last game. The exact same problem actually. The music is the same exact few songs being played like a looping playlist over the gameplay. Would love if they learned by now that they can add tracks to each level individually. Even selecting specific tracks to boost each level's atmosphere. The UI is very minimal still, but at least the bare functions it has seem to work this time. That's it for my review, I ...

TLDR: It wasn't bad, but I probably won't play it again because it's not my kind of aesthetic. And there are too many issues I had with some storytelling details which were too immersion-breaking for me to fully enjoy the game. Let me preface this by saying I had an enjoyable experience playing this game. My mistake in buying it was having preconceived ideas about the quality of game play, visuals, and music. Let me explain. One of my favorite games to play is ABZU, which I happily play over and over again because the music and graphical storytelling are gorgeous and spectacular, in my opinion. This game is NOTHING like ABZU, in that it is a completely different way of storytelling, and it's not one of my favorites. That being said, I think people who enjoy this kind of unique artistic design, music, and storytelling will have a memorable experience because I did, and I wasn't even a huge fan. HOWEVER, I'm also an English nerd, and one of my biggest pet peeves is incorrect ...