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Platform, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
Weakless is a beautiful, puzzle-adventure game with stunning organic environments, filled with curious life forms and a bioluminescent glow. Play as two Weavelings - carefree, wooden creatures - one of which is deaf, the other blind. Switch between the two, solve unique puzzles and save their world!
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Cosy, contemplative, inward and contemporary.
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Chalgyr's Game RoomMar 20208.5/10Overall, while the story was quite linear and while I didn't always like the music combinations, I absolutely enjoyed the experience and the story. If I could make any real criticism about Weakless it would be that the sound and light puzzle at the end of the game wasn't a more prevalent feature shown earlier in the game. I also loved that if players made it to the end of the game, they were rewarded. As such, Weakless earns an 8.5 out of 10 for me.
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GameCrateDavid SanchezDec 20197.5/10Weakless is not exactly a masterpiece, but it is a beautiful little game with an undeniable amount of charm and a heartfelt message. The game tells a story of the beauty of nature and perseverance through friendship. The narrative is kept to a minimum to ensure you experience its themes and concepts through the gameplay, which is a lot of fun despite some glaring rough edges.
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Screen RantCorey HoffmeyerDec 20193.5/5 starsWeakless embraces beautiful scenery and complex puzzles but ends right as things are getting interesting.
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PC InvasionMar 20205/10Weakless's muddled execution soils the seeds it sowed with its captivating concept. The friendly dynamic between lead characters Blind and Deaf is underdeveloped, courtesy of undercooked mechanics and puzzles.
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VGChartzLee MehrJan 20205/10Weakless has fundamentally solid roots but inconsistent design causes this experience to wither on the vine.
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IGDB rating 5.5/10 from 2 ratings.
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