So you liked Journey, but want more? Perhaps more flying? Maybe you're afraid of people and don't appreciate the social elements of Journey?

Well, this should scratch the itch for more relaxing travel just fine. The visuals are pretty to look at and the relaxing atmosphere really carries through. There's also good diversity in terms of landscapes.

I might have more to say about the negatives, but they are more nitpicks than anything else.

Admittedly, it might be sticking to certain structural aspects of Journey too closely. But... I don't mind that too much. Speaking of negatives, I did get a few crashes, but I guess they might have gotten patched out because I managed to go through a full playthrough. Also, wish the music played more of a role, though that might perhaps end up detrimental.

Tl;dr: A relaxing 1-3 hours, easy to learn but a bit harder to master. Worth every penny and every minute.

So you liked Journey, but want more? Perhaps more flying? Maybe you're afraid of people and don't appreciate the social elements of Journey? Well, this should scratch the itch for more relaxing travel just fine. The visuals are pretty to look at and the relaxing atmosphere really carries through. There's also good diversity in terms of landscapes. I might have more to say about the negatives, but they are more nitpicks than anything else. Admittedly, it might be sticking to certain structural aspects of Journey too closely. But... I don't mind that too much. Speaking of negatives, I did get a few crashes, but I guess they might have gotten patched out because I managed to go through a full playthrough. Also, wish the music played more of a role, though that might perhaps end up detrimental. Tl;dr: A relaxing 1-3 hours, easy to learn but a bit harder to master. Worth every penny and every minute.