Jusant features what is probably the best climbing mechanic and some of the nicest rope physics in any game. It's pretty short, especially if you don't trail off the main path or stop to appreciate the lorestuff. I have done a little bit of looking through nooks and crannies and finished it in about five hours.

The good: Every moment is an engaging moment. Even though it's pretty sad at times (in the way that a game can draw parallels to real world climate change and fill you with existential dread), it ends hopeful and leaves you imagining what could happen in a future sequel.

The only criticism that comes to my mind right now: In the very last level, I was stuck for about ten minutes, because the path to begin my climb wasn't clear enough to me. But I did find my way eventually without a guide, so it's alright.

Jusant features what is probably the best climbing mechanic and some of the nicest rope physics in any game. It's pretty short, especially if you don't trail off the main path or stop to appreciate the lorestuff. I have done a little bit of looking through nooks and crannies and finished it in about five hours. The good: Every moment is an engaging moment. Even though it's pretty sad at times (in the way that a game can draw parallels to real world climate change and fill you with existential dread), it ends hopeful and leaves you imagining what could happen in a future sequel. The only criticism that comes to my mind right now: In the very last level, I was stuck for about ten minutes, because the path to begin my climb wasn't clear enough to me. But I did find my way eventually without a guide, so it's alright.