Jusant

This is probably the first game to really develop the climbing system since Shadow of the Colossus. I hope more games pick on it. This is a mellow, meditative experience. I'd like to see someone take what's here and build a more intense, thriller type of experience.

Doesn't outstay its welcome, which I appreciate, but certainly could have pushed its mechanics further and upped the challenge. It feels a bit barebones, and the worldbuilding and story aren't interesting or even all that original, but the gameplay is solid. There's a great deal of depth to the climbing, and I would love to see the ideas present utilized elsewhere and pushed further. Imagine if things like the climbing sections of the Uncharted games were like this... now that's a great time

Didn't feel any vertigo feeling, which is annoying for a climbing game. This is likely because, at most, the risk of falling is only of two meters, (and it's very rare). The narrative primarily unfolded through tedious letters, and even upon completing the game I have no idea who was the guy I was playing.