A little bit more freedom would’ve been nice as well but I understand why they kept it linear because that means the gameplay is accessible to gamers of all ages. In terms of gameplay the game doesn’t have much and it doesn’t have much in terms of content either so it will be over pretty quick, which is a shame. Another way the game connects with you is thanks to its minamilist yet very effective visuals and sound design and I must admit that I was pretty impressed with both of these aspects. Obviously the main way it connects with you is down to the game’s fantastic story and without a doubt it had me and my children eager to see what happened next. I did then have quite a bit of interest in the game and whilst it’s not as good as the story it still does a wonderful job of connecting with you.
I’ve read Storm Boy many times and I’ve heard nothing but good things about it from people who have also read it and that’s fantastic in my opinion because when it comes to children’s books Colin Thiele’s masterpiece is up there with the very best. As I mentioned earlier the gameplay doesn’t have much depth to it at all and while the game is a short play it can still get a little boring. There’s no freedom to explore throughout your time with the game. In terms of content the game doesn’t have much at all and you’ll no doubt complete this game very quickly. The gameplay doesn’t have a ton of depth to it I think they’ve done a great job of making it accessible to gamers of all ages. There’s a decent variety of mini-games available for you to play and these mini-games tie in with the story extremely well. The story is short and sweet and it did a wonderful job of stirring up a number of different emotions which made me think about the game after I completed it.
Simplistic in design I really enjoyed what the both the visuals and sound design had to offer because they did a good job of bringing the Simplistic in design I really enjoyed what the both the visuals and sound design had to offer because they did a good job of bringing the story to life.
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