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Voyage
Voyage is a cinematic adventure game capturing the essence of shared exploration. Whether you decide to play by yourself or cooperatively, the journey will revolve around two survivors in search for answers of a long-forgotten past. Embark on a voyage, unravel a mystery and find a way home together.
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Voyage is a very good 2D cinematic puzzler that is a must have for anyone in love with the genre. It's even good enough to pull in some new fans as well.
Voyage marks a mostly successful debut for Venturous Games. A lack of variety in puzzles is only briefly felt, thanks to concise runtime. The sluggish movement may look better than it feels, but a strikingly beautiful and vibrant world makes Voyage worth experiencing.
Rounding things off, Voyage is a well-designed cooperative exploration game with an incredibly intuitive and simple design scheme. Unique hand-painted visuals paired and a well-designed soundscape pulls the player into an experience that is fairly short but could be much longer and still enjoyable. The narrative is wordless but tells a clear story as the game progresses and although not ground-breaking this is impressive for a debut title. I recommend this as a great chilled experience to share with another gamer.
Voyage is a short and simple cinematic game wrapped up in enthralling visuals, best played with a friend, a controller, and lots of (initial) patience.
I’m clearly in the minority here, but for me, this game was too slow and boring for me to rate it any higher. I had to stop playing after a couple of hours because my player two was even more bored than I was, and I felt embarrassed to ask them to continue. And honestly, I was in no rush to jump back into it by myself. I felt that I’d understood the essence of the game based on those first two or three hours, and it wasn’t going to grow on me.