Suggest some beautiful games. Genre doesn’t matter. 3d or 2d no big deal. Hyper Light Drifter, Satisfactory, Cliff Empire, etc.
Mostly I’m talking about moments in the game where you can just stand there and look at the world and not be bored.
Thankssss.
17 years on, Okami is still one of the best.
Just picked up the HD remake and was thrilled to see someone made a mod to patch out the film grain and motion blur. I’m puking rainbows.
Hell yeah. I love that game, but got stuck on the last block guard guy. :_(
Use a piece of paper :)
Just gave me a flashback of my friends and I doing the same thing on a CRT lol.
That’s how these puzzles are meant to be solved and I won’t accept any other answer! Lol :D
I came to say the same thing
Journey still looks pretty pretty.
Not sure whether it’s still enjoyable to play, since probably not many people are playing it these days.
Mmm yess. Recently did a play through, and luckily I played most of it with a fellow pilgrim. IMO Journey will always be gorgeous. The graphics are perfectly balanced between realism, performance and art. To me, it’s a timeless classic.
If you enjoyed journey for its beauty and the experience, I strongly recommend checking out their most recent game, Sky: Children of the Light
Oh wow, if it’s still possible to meet with online players, then I might want to replay the game again.
Still possible! Go forth!
Though exclusively single player, ABZU is also a nice, atmospheric game as well.
Firewatch is a very beautiful game
Was coming here to say this. Game is good, but the artwork and feeling of the game is amazing.
Subnautica.
Damn fine game, too, if you look past the engine bugs.
Subnautica legitimately made me stop and stare at my screen with mouth agape at the wonder and terror of a glowing undersea behemoth. I’ve never had a game provoke pure awe like it does.
The excellent sound design helps, too. :)
Hollow Knight, if you’re not afraid of bugs.
That first City of Tears moment is incredible.
I read recommendations for this game so often I’d be remiss to not try it at least once.
it’s great! but it’s hard. if you don’t have patience for difficult platforming and/or difficult 2d combat, it might not click for you.
I think I got it on my third attempt. Though I haven’t actually finished it yet! Only 2/3 in and then something shiny distracted me - I’ll pick it up again soon. People described it as a soulslike, so after Elden Ring clicked for me I decided I would try the funny bug game again. Glad I did!
I think getting platinum for that game on ps is my crowning achievement of my gaming career, I’m never going to able to do that again.
Can’t wait for silksong!
Outer Wilds.
Really encapsulates the meaning of beauty a couple different ways.
Tetris Effect, particularly if you can play in VR.
Though if you’re strictly talking “aesthetically pleasing”, the options get wider. I absolutely loved the aesthetics of Hi-fi Rush. The absolute beauty of this comic-esque, cel-shaded world with every element, background and forground, moving to the rhythm of the soundtrack just blew me away when I started playing. But I’m a slut for rhythm games, so there’s just something about everything tiny fiber of the space connecting and syncing up that gets me.
Gris, it has an exceptionally good art. Great landscape, sound effects and the storytelling.
Currently playing that game, and I fully agree.
The soundtrack by Berlinist is on Spotify.
Stray. There were lots of times I’d perch up high and look around at everything going on below.
Horizon Zero Dawn. The sequel is likely even more beautiful but I haven’t played it yet
fr lol. My first play through I completed the storyline but wasn’t able to fit the Frozen Wilds into the narrative.
“Ori and the Blind Forest” and “Ori and the Will of the Wisps”.
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Ori (both ones). Absolutely stunning platformer. One of the best games I’ve every played, just started a second playthrough.
Transistor - really any Supergiant game, but Transistor in particular.
Ghost of Tsushima for sure. I didn’t see anyone else mention it, which is a big surprise to me.
I really liked the look of Stray and Biomutant too, but they are a bit more on the cartoon side
Witcher 3. The scenery there is just beautiful. And you get your first beautiful scenery pretty much immediately in the tutorial, just go to the balcony in your room and look.
Esp. when you get to the Blood and Wine expansion. The stars at night are beautiful.
