- April 21, 2020
- Brightdawn Entertainment
A Walk in the Woods
Platforms
About
"A Walk in the Woods" is a narrative-driven, open world exploration game set in a beautifully crafted forest environment. Players uncover the story of a mysterious figure as they interact with the world and its inhabitants, making choices that affect the outcome of their journey. With a focus on atmosphere and exploration over combat, the game offers a peaceful, introspective experience.





- The game features beautiful and detailed natural environments, providing a relaxing escape from reality.
- It offers a simple yet effective experience that can help alleviate feelings of depression and stress.
- The developers have made improvements over time, allowing for more freedom of movement and exploration within the environment.
- The game suffers from poor optimization, leading to performance issues even on high-end hardware.
- The movement system is primarily on rails, which can cause motion sickness and limits the sense of exploration.
- There are significant sound issues, including repetitive bird noises and a lack of immersive audio effects.
graphics
12 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics are generally considered good, particularly in terms of landscape design, but they lack the polish of AAA titles and may not impress all players. Users note that the visuals appear better on a screen than in VR headsets, and there are discrepancies in quality between different platforms, especially Linux compared to Windows. Overall, while the graphics are satisfactory for the current state of VR, they do not stand out as exceptional.
“It's simple, there's no map, but the graphics and effort put into the landscape is very good.”
“Has good graphics.”
“The graphics look better on a screen than in a headset.”
“As far as graphics are concerned, unless you're a AAA studio with a million dollar budget, I'd say they are about as good as you can expect at this stage of VR.”
“Also, the graphics on Linux don't seem to look exactly the same or as good as the screenshots and Windows videos.”