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Point-and-click, Puzzle, Role-playing (RPG), Adventure
OpenCritic83IGDB87
In the old days man tried to catch a glimpse of the future in the strangest of ways. Experience the ancient Swedish phenomena of year walking through a different kind of first person adventure that blurs the line between two and three dimensions, as well as reality and the supernatural.
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Dark, tiny, cryptic and formally daring.
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TwinfiniteSharon CooneMar 20145/5My only complaint? I wish there were more. I loved every minute of heart pounding, puzzle solving, mind-blow inducing minute of Year Walk, but I think I'm spoiled in wanting another few hours from a story that may best be served short and sweet. There's a quality over quantity argument to be made here, but overall I believe Year Walk accomplishes a full, well-paced narrative appropriate for the $5.99 price tag.
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GameSkinnyMar 201410/10 starsA walk through the woods has never been so good.
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Game RantMelissa LoomisJul 20154.5/5 starsPacked with Swedish mythology and tough puzzles, Year Walk is an excellent journey that puts a unique, spooky spin on the familiar adventure video game genre.
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Rock, Paper, ShotgunAdam SmithMar 2014It's lovely to play a game that covers unexpected ground and Year Walk certainly does that, although the player character feels like a curator of folklore rather than an individual partaking in a personal spiritual experience.
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ExaminerPatrick Hickey Jr.Sep 20153/5 starsIf you've never played "Year Walk" before, the Wii U version is just as solid, but it just feels like more could have been done to make it even more Wii U-friendly.
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IGDB rating 8.1/10 from 50 ratings.
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