Ayre

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Experience the freedom of flying your own dragon. Enjoy a relaxing flight as you listen to the wind whistle past you or test your skills with acrobatic sky races hidden throughout the lands. Discover the history of an ancient civilization. You are Ayre, a young woman with a rare companion: the last living dragon. In the hopes of finding where your dragon came from you have spent the last few y…

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Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

86%

Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews

music2 positive mentions

story2 negative mentions

Incredibly relaxing and peaceful, offering a chill vibe with enjoyable exploration and flying mechanics.
The game features a large open world with plenty of content, including races, collectables, and a lighthearted lore.
The dragon flying controls can be simplified for children, while also providing a challenging experience for adults, making it accessible for all ages.

The game can feel aimless and repetitive, with limited activities leading to boredom after a short time.
There are several glitches and bugs present, and some controls need adjustment for a smoother experience.
The visuals, while charming, can appear clunky and low-quality, detracting from the overall immersion.

story
3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
33%
67%
The story is characterized by a lack of plot pressure, allowing for exploration that uncovers a decent background narrative about a once-thriving society. However, some players find the dragon design unappealing, comparing it to a children's storybook illustration, which detracts from their immersion in the lore.
- “The exploration leads to finding shrines which reveal a decent background story that fills you in on what happened to this quiet, abandoned society.”
- “No particular plot pressure.”
- “The exploration leads to finding shrines which reveal a decent background story which fills you in on what happened to this quiet, abandoned society.”
gameplay
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
50%
100%
The gameplay is described as refined despite some clunky animations reminiscent of early polygon games. Reviewers suggest a stronger focus on dragon-centered mechanics, indicating that the human elements may detract from the overall experience.
- “I would advise next time to leave the human out, to sharpen the focus on dragon-centered gameplay.”
- “I would advise next time leaving the human out, to sharpen the focus on dragon-centered gameplay.”
- “Yes, it looks clunky, and some of the animations are reminiscent of Virtua Fighter 1 and other first-generation polygon games, but the gameplay is actually very refined.”
graphics
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
150%
150%
The graphics are generally praised for their appealing visuals and entertaining style, particularly during soaring moments; however, some details, like character faces, can appear odd upon closer inspection. Comparisons to older titles like Saurian highlight a perceived lack of polish in the current game's graphics, suggesting that even a small team could have achieved a more impressive visual quality.
- “The visuals are really nice while soaring, creating an entertaining and lighthearted experience.”
- “The graphics are stunning and immersive, making the game feel amazing.”
- “Even with a small team, the graphics are impressive and stand out compared to other games.”
- “This game came out this year, but Saurian was released in 2017, and when I got it back then, it looked amazing and felt amazing. Now, the game is nearly dead. I know Saurian had a small team, but even if it was made by just one person, I know for a fact it would have looked better than the poly art in this game.”
- “The graphics in this game are disappointing, especially considering the advancements in technology since its release. It feels like a step backward compared to other titles.”
- “I expected more from the visuals given the hype surrounding this game. The graphics look outdated and lack the detail that many other games have achieved.”
music
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
The music in Ayre is described as soothing and calming, perfectly complementing the game's relaxing dragon flight and exploration elements. Players appreciate the tranquil atmosphere created by the lovely soundtrack.
- “Ayre is a nice chill flying simulator with relaxing dragon flight, exploration, and lovely calm music.”
- “The music is soothing.”
stability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
The game suffers from numerous glitches and bugs, leading to a frustrating experience for players. Additionally, some controls require adjustments, contributing to an overall sense of emptiness during gameplay.
- “There were a lot of glitches and bugs I found while playing the game. It feels empty, and some controls need adjusting.”
- “The game frequently crashes, making it frustrating to progress.”
- “I experienced numerous stability issues, including lag and unexpected shutdowns.”