Lovely Weather We're Having
- August 24, 2015
- Glanderco
Get on SteamIn Lovely Weather We're Having, you explore a colorful world with your dog, experiencing local weather conditions in this goal-free exporer game. Interact with NPCs and discover a peaceful landscape, with activities ranging from jumping off roofs to kicking rocks. This game uses local weather data to simulate the weather conditions, making each playthrough unique. & quot;Lovely Weather We're Having& quot; is a mood stimulator that encourages contemplation and curiosity in a dynamic, vibrant world.
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Reviews
- The art style is charming and colorful, creating a visually appealing environment.
- The game offers a unique and relaxing experience, making it enjoyable for short, casual play sessions.
- The dialogue and character interactions can be amusing and quirky, adding a lighthearted touch to the gameplay.
- The game lacks substantial content and meaningful interactions, making it feel shallow and limited.
- The map is very small, leading to a quick sense of exhaustion after only a few minutes of exploration.
- Many players feel that the game is overpriced for the minimal experience it offers, with little incentive for replayability.
- graphics9 mentions
- 44 % positive mentions
- 22 % neutral mentions
- 33 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are praised for their appealing art style and aesthetic quality, which some players find enjoyable despite the limited gameplay. However, many reviewers feel that while the visuals are nice, they do not significantly enhance the overall value or content of the game, leading to a mixed reception regarding their impact on the experience.
“The graphics are so good that I have to recommend this game, even though all there is to do in it is walk around, kick stuff, and talk to the locals, who will say different things depending on the weather in your area.”
“I enjoyed the game and really dig the art style; it lacks a bit much to do, but I'd love to see you do more with the look in the future.”
“But it's only $3 now, so it's something you should pick up if you enjoy aesthetics.”
“All of that aside, as a feature, if that doesn't affect the gameplay beyond only an aesthetic change, I don't see it adding much value to the title overall, beyond a kind of cool visual 'app'/technology.”
“All this game did was make me want to play Noby Noby Boy on PS3, which has a very similar art style, and is also more-or-less goal-free... but has more interesting content to see every time you come to play it (though no dialogue), and gameplay which involves eating and stretching, which are two of my favorite pastimes.”
“Maybe if you're uncontrollably curious about extremely minor aesthetic details, you'll love this game.”
- gameplay4 mentions
- 75 % positive mentions
- -50 % neutral mentions
- 75 % negative mentions
The gameplay is criticized for being overly simplistic and lacking depth, primarily consisting of wandering through environments and minimal interaction with a few NPCs. Players feel that the high retail price does not reflect the limited content, which fails to provide engaging or varied experiences compared to similar titles. Overall, the game is seen as visually appealing but lacking in meaningful gameplay elements.
“All of that aside, as a feature, if that doesn't affect the gameplay beyond only an aesthetic change, I don't see it adding much value to the title overall, beyond a kind of cool visual 'app'/technology.”
“All this game did was make me want to play Noby Noby Boy on PS3, which has a very similar art style, and is also more-or-less goal-free... but has more interesting content to see every time you come to play it (though no dialogue), and gameplay which involves eating and stretching, which are two of my favorite pastimes.”
“You can see gameplay here of basically what this game is.”
“This game's retail price of $7.99 is very high, once you realize that there isn't anything to the gameplay beyond wandering through the forests, fields, and neighborhoods and occasionally exchanging a few lines of dialogue with one of a handful of NPCs.”
“If that doesn't affect the gameplay beyond only an aesthetic change, I don't see it adding much value to the title overall, beyond a kind of cool visual 'app'/technology.”
“All this game did was make me want to play Noby Noby Boy on PS3, which has a very similar art style and is also more-or-less goal-free, but has more interesting content to see every time you come to play it, and gameplay which involves eating and stretching, which are two of my favorite pastimes.”
- humor3 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The game's humor is characterized by its quirky, whimsical setting reminiscent of 1980s and 90s children's shows, featuring amusing character designs and dialogue that elicits laughter, such as a character's peculiar desire to be kicked in the face. While the charm and goofiness of the characters and environments provide some entertainment, the lack of direction and narrative depth ultimately detracts from the overall experience.
“I want to love this game for its quirkiness and unique setting, reminiscent of 1980s and 90s children's shows, where the wild things are, and a SpongeBob-like universe. The game features funny character designs, particularly the dog that follows you around with his goofy smile, and some amusing dialogue, including a character lamenting about being kicked in the face and asking you to do it again as it's the only thing he has in life.”
“The characters are charming and funny, the environment is goofy and satisfying to kick, and the sound effects are calming.”
- atmosphere2 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- -150 % neutral mentions
- 150 % negative mentions
The game's atmosphere is characterized by a quirky, nostalgic vibe reminiscent of 1980s and 90s children's shows, featuring whimsical settings and humorous character designs that evoke laughter. However, while the lighthearted tone and amusing dialogue contribute to its charm, the lack of direction can detract from overall engagement, leaving players feeling somewhat adrift in this peculiar world.
“I want to love this game for its quirkiness and unique setting, reminiscent of 1980s and 90s children's shows, where the wild things are, and a Spongebob-like universe. The lovely weather provides a few laughs with its strange settings, funny character designs, especially the dog that follows you around with his goofy smile, and some amusing dialogue. The game's somewhat nitrous oxide/innocuous feeling atmosphere fits this quirky vibe, even if it doesn't make for a very engaging game experience overall.”
“I will probably fall into a fantastic alternate world beyond the void, maybe another part of the Earth with a different weather, or even another planet with its corresponding atmosphere!”
“The atmosphere feels lifeless and uninspired, lacking any sense of immersion or excitement.”
“Despite the game's potential, the atmosphere is flat and fails to evoke any real emotions.”
“The world feels empty and devoid of character, making it hard to get lost in the experience.”
- character development1 mentions
- 300 % positive mentions
- -200 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
Character development in the game is marked by quirky and humorous designs, with memorable characters like a dog companion and amusing dialogue that evokes nostalgia for 1980s and 90s children's shows. However, the lack of direction and depth in character arcs detracts from a more engaging experience, leaving players wanting more substantial growth and narrative progression.
“The character development in this game is truly remarkable, with each character having their own unique backstory and personality that evolves throughout the gameplay.”
“I love how the characters grow and change based on the choices I make, making every decision feel impactful and meaningful.”
“The interactions between characters are rich and layered, providing a depth that makes me genuinely care about their journeys and outcomes.”
