Oure

Okey Dokey, this game is great most of the time but really sucks at parts, this will be great for some and horrible for others. Keep in mind that this is mostly opinion. I've 100% completed the game and seen everything that the game has to offer with 2 playthroughs. The gameplay consists of a boy who shapeshifts into a dragon, flying amongst a cloudy sky, calming down titans with gameplay elements similar to Shadow of the Colossus, however instead of stabbing weak points, you solve puzzles at these points. There is also a large overworld littered with upgrades and collectibles that expand the lore. Pros: - Music is fantastic - Exploration is rewarding and refreshing, generally brilliant. - Nice background plot - The art style is freakin gorgeous while being very simplistic at the same time - Runs well Cons: - The main progression system of calming down titans is monotonous and tedious, not that fun, and feels more like a job to progress than actual gameplay - The control scheme ta...

Oure is a gentle beautiful ethereal game which lovers of flying will enjoy. It has a good mixture of zen flying, finding collectables, solving puzzles and battling to calm the Titans to fulfil their role. This is a non-violent game, but you can be killed if you stray in the wrong area. You play a dragon-child whose parents have sent you to the land in the skies to save the dying and stricken world below. You can choose between a girl and a boy. Your main role is to activate ancient machinery and puzzles which will awaken the eight Titans who have the power to restore the world. You have to calm each Titan down and restore them to their full glory. Only then will they trust you and aid you in bringing restoration to the world below. Along the way, you will discover relics of the past. There are also glowing orbs which give you more stamina and empower you in other skills. I managed to find all 750 of them!! The clouds themselves can restore your energy too by simply flying thro...

An enjoyable and relaxing game about exploration and collecting shiny things while swooshing around the clouds as a dragon. Note: The game doesn't make it obvious, but you can actually choose to play as a boy or a girl (don't push forwards at the end of the intro, and a prompt should appear). (Disclaimer: I know one of the developers)

This is a relaxing dragon-flying, puzzle-solving and beautiful game. After reading the other reviews, I admit I was a bit skeptic but eventually it claimed my heart and I am on my second playthrough. I start this game when I need a break from action-packed and competitive games. [u]Pros:[/u] * You play as a dragon! (Sure, you play a child who can transform into a dragon but 95% of the time you are a dragon) * There is no limit on how many times you transform either. * You cant get hurt, you cant die and you cant really fail the game. * The only thing that drains is your stamina but you can refill it in no time by flying into clouds. (pretty much infinite stamina) * The controls aren't that bad and can be learned pretty easily. * The game world is breathtaking! * The graphics are stylish and neat. * The music is very good. * The puzzles are gradually getting harder, so you have time to learn them. * Although there is no map and minimap, you can easily find everything. * The game allows...

a really cute game, kind of a more ligthearted shadow of the colloses, and the music is phenomenal <3

Well, let's see, Oure was first announced at the 2017's PGW and was one of the most curious games announced at the Sony's pre-conference, first it launched on PS4 and short after on Steam, bought it day one but it wasn't until last week of 2017 I would play this game and here we are, first game beaten on 2018. I really liked it, it's short but the experience is great, as a dragon flying through a sea of clouds the game gives you a really relaxing experience while getting the orbs and "solving" the titans. I haven't made the 100% of the content but it sure looks like a thing I would do in the future when a relaxing experience is needed. I highly recommend the game, short but gave me a good time while playing it so it was worth it.

This is the kind of game you can't play from start to end in one go or you'll be past it in only a dozen of hours and won't get much fun from it. Instead I recommend just unwinding after a long day of work/school/whatever/... and mess with the flying mechanics, collect some orbs, maybe continue the story. If you can do that this game will be a joy to play. Recommended for people who are looking for that little pastime in an otherwise busy life.

Is a very relaxing game where you can explore as much as you like, the puzzles are very interesting. The music is really nice, the only problem with this game was the ending... is weird.... suddenly a new character appears from nothing, nothing is explained to you and... THE END.....Is really sad because I enjoyed the game, but that ending, without any explanation was really anticlimactic. I was hoping for a little more of story development, but is just what it is.

This game is really nice and pleasant to play. It has really soothing sounds and visuals in it. It has a good mix of puzzles and exploration, which you can take at any pace you want. It's not too challenging, but it has a lot of really special vignettes that all feel unique. I think the thing that I liked most about it was the sounds you make as you travel around the world exploring. I'd like to see (hear?) a lot more of that in games.

[h1]A fantastic little cracked gem of a game.[/h1] You'll probably know if Oure is your 'thing' from the description, and if it is there's a lot to love. The world is simply gorgeous, and the controls work well with them to make this a very Zen experience. It really captures the feeling of flight in a way that makes it intuitive to play around and pull off graceful manoeuvres with ease. While this might be the dragon nerd in me talking, I really think Oure beautifully captures how a creature like this would move, and because of that the dragon is a joy to control. On top of the gorgeous overworld, the Titan segments are visually spectacular and consistently creative mechanically. But, I did mention this was a cracked gem and your enjoyment of Oure will really depend on your ability to deal with some of the niggles the game can throw at you. The largest wish I had was that game had a bit more confidence in itself and what it was trying to be. I felt the overly generous scattering of...