- May 25, 2018
- Tonguç Bodur
Drizzlepath: Deja Vu
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About
In Drizzlepath: Deja Vu, a man ponders life's mysteries on a journey to a mountain's peak to uncover truths about his existence. This atmospheric "walking simulator" offers professional voice narration and a meditative exploration experience, with bonus in-references for fans of the developer's earlier works. It's not a remake or sequel, but a spiritual revisitation of the developer's very first game, now enhanced with new meaning and depth.










- The game features stunning graphics and beautiful landscapes that create an immersive atmosphere.
- The narration is soothing and well-delivered, adding a reflective quality to the experience.
- It provides a relaxing journey through nature, making it suitable for fans of walking simulators.
- The gameplay is extremely limited, with no interactive elements or meaningful story, making it feel more like a walking tour than a game.
- The game is very short, typically lasting around an hour, which may not justify its price for some players.
- There are issues with performance and stability, particularly on certain hardware configurations, which can detract from the experience.
- graphics42 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The graphics in "Drizzlepath: Deja Vu" are widely praised for their stunning beauty and immersive quality, particularly when played on high settings, showcasing mesmerizing elements like clouds and vibrant landscapes. While the visuals create a rich atmosphere, some players noted inconsistencies and performance issues that detracted from the overall experience. Despite these drawbacks, the game's graphics remain its strongest feature, offering a visually captivating journey through its world.
“The game immerses you in its world, with stunning graphics when played on ultra settings and high FPS.”
“The visuals, particularly the magnificent clouds, are mesmerizing and help create a deeply atmospheric environment.”
“The graphics are amazing and very realistic, with wind moving flowers and clouds, and variations of environments.”
“Really bad game.. you can't jump or interact with anything. I started the game and then I ran in one direction for 30 minutes and watched the 1999 graphics. Maybe the game begins later, but the first impression I got in 30 minutes of playing is just awful. It's even the laziest game I ever played.”
“I can run the latest AAA games just fine and my system far exceeds the recommended settings, but Drizzlepath: Deja Vu turns my PC into a wind turbine. Turning the graphical settings down takes away from the appeal of this game, in which all there is to do is walk around and look at things.”
“The game also suffers from being way too inconsistent with the graphics to the point that having them all the way too low is better because the consistency and overall less clogged-up feel is much better on the eyes.”