Oure

About

"Oure" is a non-violent exploration game where you play as a unique child with dragon abilities. Soar through a dream-like cloudscape as a dragon, discovering ancient machinery and hunting for artefacts to awaken the eight Titans and revive the world. The game features stunning visuals, a sweeping orchestral soundtrack, and supports both mouse+keyboard and joypad controllers.

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Play Modes

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

100%

Audience ScoreBased on 21 reviews

music5 positive mentions

grinding3 negative mentions

Oure offers a relaxing and beautiful experience, allowing players to explore a stunning world as a dragon while solving puzzles and collecting artifacts.
The game features an excellent soundtrack that enhances the ethereal atmosphere, making the flying experience feel immersive and enjoyable.
The gameplay is forgiving, with no penalties for failure, making it suitable for players of all ages, including younger audiences.

The controls can be clunky and frustrating, especially during the Titan segments, which may detract from the overall experience.
The game lacks a clear map and can feel laborious when tracking down collectibles, which some players may find tedious.
The ending is anticlimactic and leaves players wanting more story development, which can diminish the satisfaction of completing the game.

gameplay
11 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
27%
45%
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Gameplay is generally smooth and enjoyable, featuring a relaxing overworld and creative titan encounters that involve puzzle-solving rather than combat. However, some players find the controls frustrating, particularly in tight spaces, and criticize the repetitive nature of the titan calming mechanics, which can feel tedious and detract from the overall experience. While the game offers a visually stunning environment, it may not satisfy those seeking action-packed gameplay.
- “Pretty good game; the graphics are decent, the gameplay is smooth, and everything is fun.”
- “The 'overworld' gameplay is very relaxing and chill.”
- “The gameplay consists of a boy who shapeshifts into a dragon, flying amongst a cloudy sky, calming down titans with gameplay elements similar to Shadow of the Colossus; however, instead of stabbing weak points, you solve puzzles at these points.”
- “However, don't buy the game if you expect action-packed gameplay.”
- “The main progression system of calming down titans is monotonous and tedious, not that fun, and feels more like a job to progress than actual gameplay.”
- “The main gameplay, combined with the mix of awkward controls, makes the titan sections just a confusing mess of annoying setbacks.”
music
9 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
56%
11%
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The music in the game is widely praised for its orchestral quality and ability to enhance the gaming experience, with many noting its emotional depth and fitting accompaniment to the environments and gameplay. While some players appreciate the absence of looping music as a relaxing feature, others find the resulting silence during exploration a drawback. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout element, contributing significantly to the game's atmosphere.
- “The lovely and interesting environments are backed by a sublime orchestral soundtrack which soars around you on your journey.”
- “When you're following the titans, the music becomes more strident and urgent.”
- “A really cute game, kind of a more lighthearted Shadow of the Colossus, and the music is phenomenal.”
- “Music doesn't loop, creating large portions of silence when exploring. However, this can be relaxing, so take it as a pro or con.”
- “The music in this game feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it easy to tune out.”
- “The soundtrack doesn't match the game's atmosphere, often feeling out of place during key moments.”
story
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
38%
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The game's story is generally enjoyable but not particularly strong or prominent, with players expressing a desire for more development. The narrative revolves around flying through clouds, collecting orbs, and freeing titans, complemented by pleasant music. While the story may not be the main focus, it serves as a light backdrop for the gameplay experience.
- “The way the story is told and the plot itself is enjoyable.”
- “The game has a pleasant story along with wonderful music.”
- “10/10 would recommend even if the story isn't the strongest or very present.”
- “I was hoping for a little more story development, but it is just what it is.”
- “Instead, I recommend just unwinding after a long day of work/school/whatever and messing with the flying mechanics, collecting some orbs, maybe continuing the story.”
- “The game allows you to restart the story while keeping your already collected abilities and items.”
graphics
7 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
57%
14%
29%
The graphics are praised for their pleasant and minimalistic art style, described as stylish, neat, and ethereal, with soothing visuals and sounds. While some users noted occasional camera issues at maximum field of view, the overall aesthetic and gentle surprises in the environment contribute to a visually appealing experience.
- “The art style is pleasant and the world is quite minimalistic.”
- “Graphics were really lovely, gentle, ethereal with surprises popping up here and there.”
- “The art style is freakin' gorgeous while being very simplistic at the same time.”
- “The graphics are stylish and neat.”
- “I play on maximum field of view; it occasionally goes out on the camera when you're at that distance with close by objects, but I prefer the aesthetic.”
atmosphere
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Oure excels in creating a serene and immersive atmosphere, allowing players to enjoy a relaxing experience as they soar through clouds and discover hidden locations like ancient ruins within cloud caves. The game's tranquil environment enhances the exploration aspect, making it a dream for those seeking a calming adventure.
- “Oure nails its atmosphere, and soaring through clouds, only to find a small entrance that leads to a hidden cloud cave filled with an ancient ruin was an exploration dream come true.”
- “Oure is a casual, relaxing, atmospheric, cloudy dragon flying game!”
replayability
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
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Players appreciate the game's replayability, particularly due to the inclusion of a New Game+ mode that offers more challenging puzzles while allowing them to retain their collected items.
- “Then I found there is also a New Game+ mode with harder puzzles to solve (but without having to recollect all collectibles), meaning this game has significant replayability.”
- “Then I found there is also a New Game+ with harder puzzles to solve (but without having to recollect all collectibles), meaning this game has some replayability.”
grinding
1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
300%
Players find the grinding aspect of calming down titans to be monotonous and tedious, often likening it to a job rather than an enjoyable gameplay experience.
- “The main progression system of calming down titans is monotonous and tedious, not that fun, and feels more like a job to progress than actual gameplay.”
- “Grinding feels like an endless chore rather than an engaging part of the game.”
- “The repetitive nature of grinding makes it hard to stay motivated and enjoy the game.”