Virginia

A visually nice, well-acted silent movie. And I mean silent - there’s absolutely no clarity. All the “gameplay” is basically 30 seconds of searching for an interactive object and pressing a button to see… see what? I have no idea, maybe “something”! You just walk around, press a button, watch the action play out, and then move to the next spot to do it all over again. That’s literally the whole game. You can’t even call it an interactive movie, and it’s not really a walking simulator either… so what do you even call it?

With no dialogue, no discernible emotion, and a story that veers off the rails from the get-go, Virginia poses a tough experience to get behind. It has a beautiful art style and incredible score, but when the art inhibits characters' expressions from coming through fully, you're presented with meaningless interactions throughout the game. The score is beautiful and haunting at times, but this is really all Virginia has going for it. Now, supplement that with an interaction system that has you picking up items without much clarity as to what it is and why you'd need it, and a narrative that just doesn't make much sense. The story isn't about the missing boy, it's about everything else. Sadly enough, I had to go to Wikipedia to read the plot of the game because it was that unclear - or maybe I'm just a massive idiot. I really wanted to like Virginia, but I genuinely found myself wondering what the actual f*ck I was doing the entire time. And, it didn't help that I would fall asleep pla...

Underwhelms as a procedural but I loved the vibes

If You have never taken drugs , then try this game 10/10 .

i really like it