- October 9, 2015
- Badland Development Studio
Awe
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Awe is a single player casual simulation game. It was developed by Badland Development Studio and was released on October 9, 2015. It received positive reviews from critics and mostly positive reviews from players.
Awe is a god-game about expressing one’s creativity by shaping and building planets’ ecosystems in a soothing and relaxing ambiance carried by beautiful, minimalist lowpoly 3D art style and atmospheric music.











- Relaxing and soothing ambient music and soundscapes enhance the zen-like atmosphere.
- Simple and easy to learn mechanics with unique color-matching and puzzle elements.
- Affordable price makes it a good value for a casual, low-pressure puzzle experience.
- Lacks clear tutorials or instructions, making initial gameplay confusing and frustrating.
- Color similarities and seasonal mechanics cause difficulty, especially for colorblind players.
- Gameplay becomes repetitive, slow, and boring over time with little depth or creativity.
- gameplay51 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The gameplay offers a casual, relaxing puzzle experience with simple mechanics that gradually increase in complexity, though some find it confusing due to poor tutorials and a mixture of disparate mechanics. While it lacks depth, challenge, and polish, it is generally seen as enjoyable and suitable for casual or family play, especially given its low price. However, the gameplay can become stale and tedious over time, with certain mechanics feeling unnecessary or frustrating.
“The game comes out a casual puzzle-ish title that starts easy and relaxing but, as new areas are unlocked, adds enough new mechanics (hidden colours, seasons that bring in new coloured tiles for a limited time) to keep things fresh and slowly ramp up the challenge.”
“The core mechanics are solid, and the difficulty ramps up steadily throughout the game.”
“It was extremely confusing to start, but once you figure it out it is actually a pretty clever set of mechanics and becomes progressively more difficult as it goes on.”
“Throughout your playthrough, the game throws in all sorts of different mechanics in an attempt to mix things up, but ironically it turns into a broken, confusing mess.”
“It is a good game for the casual gamer with its therapeutic ambient music, but some mechanics make it infuriating at times.”
“Simply terrible: you are pretty much on your own from the start with next to no introduction to new mechanics or how to implement them.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
Awe is a casual simulation game.
Awe is available on Nintendo Switch, PC, Web Browser, Mac OS and others.
Awe was released on October 9, 2015.
Awe was developed by Badland Development Studio.
Awe has received positive reviews from players and positive reviews from critics. Most players liked Awe for its gameplay but disliked it for its grinding.
Awe is a single player game.
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