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Platform, Puzzle, Adventure, Indie
OpenCritic71IGDB68
Explore the vast and beautiful world of Valley using the power of the L.E.A.F. suit: a fierce exoskeleton that grants exceptional speed and agility along with the phenomenal ability to manipulate the life and death of all living things.
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Unpretentious, relaxed, serious and contemporary.
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PlayStation LifeStyleKeri HoneaAug 20169/10I greatly enjoyed my time in the Valley, and I can’t wait to dive back in to find all the hidden areas I missed. I’m certain most people, if not all, will enjoy their time in the Valley, too.
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CGMagazineJed WhitakerSep 20169/10Sonic the Hedgehog and Bioshock had a lovechild and named it Valley, a sleeper hit that deserves your attention.
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The JimquisitionJames Stephanie SterlingAug 20168.5/10Despite a few missteps, Valley is an overall rush of an experience. Taking cues from BioShock with some Fern Gully on the side, there are few games that can claim to put players into the metal legs of an interdimensional necromantic freerunner, and be bloody infatuating while it does so.
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IGNAlanah PearceAug 20165/10In moments of immense speed, Valley’s basic first-person platforming creates some excitement. But those are just moments, and they’re spaced too far apart with empty environments and forgettable combat between them. There are some interesting ideas scattered throughout the world but they’re very hard to care about, since there’s nobody around to be influenced by your actions. A seemingly pointless resource management system presents some interesting aesthetics, but overall, Valley very rarely presents the challenge or consequence it really needs to be addictive.
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GameSpewSep 20165/10It is unfortunate that the game is a rehash of almost every popular indie game from 2012 onwards, because it starts off fairly well
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IGDB rating 6.9/10 from 32 ratings.
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