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Daniel

Juegazo de PS3

Reviewed in Spain on September 20, 2017

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Gran juego para PS3 difícil de encontrar en formato físico muy contento con la compra totalmente recomendable si lo pillas a buen precio.

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Ron

Dünensurfen

Reviewed in Germany on October 10, 2017

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Ich fands jetzt nicht so die Offenbarung aber schön ist es in jedem Fall. Bis ca 20 Euro mit Porto reuelos. Beschreibungen gibts hier schon also spar ichs mir.

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Matthew

Good product but..

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 16, 2024

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This arrived in immaculate condition but THE AVATARS CODE DLC IS EXPIRED and not working so be aware of that before you buy it, all other DLC is included on disc and working but overall 👍👍👍

Schneeman

Nett

Reviewed in Germany on March 26, 2015

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Für das Spielen zwischendrin zur Entspannung ein nettes Game. Allerdings eine sehr kurze Spielzeit. Die kurze Spielzeit hat jedoch den Vorteil das man nicht ewig an der Konsole hängt ;)

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Tsuki

Best game i have ever played

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 16, 2013

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I will start by apologizing for the long review but i thought it was necessary to show how great this game is and i really hope you pick up a copy.
I bought this game as i had the demo from psn and i was hoping for a disk copy instead of getting it from the psn store.
I was really looking forward to playing this game as the demo was just amazing i had to finish the story (talking about Journey here). It arrived exactly on the time given and in good packaging as always.
The game Journey has beautiful graphics and easy controls. the graphics well i was very impressed and i was playing it in PAL looking forward to playing in HD. It is an adventure game where you play as a nomad and all you know is you must climb to the top of the mountain before you. Some ribbon creatures will help to guide you along the way in case you become stuck as where to go.
The multilayer aspect of it is nice, you will be randomly paired up with someone based on what changes you have made to your map and various other aspects. There is no way to tell who you are playing with or to communicate with them (at the end of the ending titles it names the players you met along the way). This was a little disappointing but if you are like me and wanted to play with a friend i suggest finding a point on one of the areas (the first with the bridge is the best) and don't make any changes or make sure you do the same thing such as building the same section of bridge and when you think you find each other tap the O button repeatedly. This worked for me and my friends and we have used the same method a few times. The game is definitely re-playable and i have completed it several times and have intentions of 100%ing it.
Flower is a very simple game you are a lone petal and you need to pass over another flower to open it up and gain another petal. clicking a button blows wind to help you go faster and the movement of the controller directs your petal, can be a little frustrating but worth it. The aim is to unlock each area as you go and find the tree at the end (this is for the first level, not had chance to play the others yet). Thats all there is to it, just enjoy the music and the scenery.
Flow is a basic evolve game. You begin as a small organism made up of swirls and you must eat the smaller objects in order to grow and become big enough to eat larger creatures. The controls can be confusing in my opinion and is the only thing that puts me off this game, but don't let it put you off having a go.
The 3 mini games well i will leave it up to you to try them out if the other 3 have made you want to buy this. It comes with some free downloadable avatars and wallpapers which i wasn't aware when i bough it but now i use them both.
I highly recommend it as it is now the best game i have ever played and well worth picking up a copy.

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JMeredith

Very enjoyable and almost lives up to the hype

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 6, 2016

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I enjoyed Journey: Collectors' Edition. Playing the three main games in chronological order, you get a feel for how the game designers took their unique, genre-defying approach and ran with it, from Flow to Flower to Journey, building on detail each time. I was surprised to find Flower more satisfying than Journey, especially after hearing the acclaim for the latter; something about the environment, atmosphere and level progression just felt more cathartic for me. And perhaps the way you're controlling a gathering of petals rather than a facsimile of a person felt a bit more original. However, I'm yet to try Journey multiplayer, which I've heard provides an additional element to the game.

This edition also comes bundled with a few minigames: Gravediggers, Duke War! and Nostril Shot. Gravediggers was the only one I felt had replay value (a sort of simplistic Worms-esque 2D platform shooter), but none of them are anything more than a brief distraction; I'd have been as happy without them.

Overall, though Journey didn't quite live up to the hype for me, having Flow and Flower alongside feels like a very natural fit and extends gameplay time to a more satisfying level. With these three games it feels like thatgamecompany have laid the foundations for something longer, more complex, more beautiful, but equally as distinctive to be released in the future on the next gen; perhaps the A grade game I was hoping for with Journey.

I'd recommend this for an interesting, cathartic gameplay experience, but maybe buy second-hand to save a few bob, especially if you haven't played any of thatgamecompany's output before (like me).

Michael Dwen

All is well.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 22, 2022

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This game was ok.

A.A

no title

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 7, 2014

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In my opinion some previous viewers exaggerated positively about the game.Emotional? If you depressed...It can help; or if you were in "journey" like this in your life. Its short,so be aware,you can finish the game in an hour! Its not fantastic,its medium good. But ,to give some credit,the animation is fab.Good game for 10 year old.Music,very peaceful....Whats take the score of the game that there is no explanation to how to play the game,how to collect the points,also you cant go back to a place you have been before after entering another level.

Jixie Harrison

Worst game I have ever not played.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 3, 2016

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I couldn't actually play the game. I tried for hours to actually play the game. I installed it, but it wouldn't play. I went through the loading process several times until I was so upset I had to give up. I think this is just a demo because all I could get was the game creators talking about what a great game it was but could not play it myself. Very frustrating.

M. Lindsay

One of the most engaging and beautiful games available, time and money well spent despite the short format.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 31, 2015

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Apart from the unusual installation protocol where you need to find the install icon from the PS XMB menu (as described elsewhere here) the game Journey itself has an extremely neat and simple introduction, and 'training' is limited to an gentle prompting when interacting with the initial environment landscape. Once on the go the gameplay demonstrates how fluid and emotive graphic images can be. 'Gentle' is the word I would use to describe the whole presentation; this is a game which runs the whole gamut of human emotion and is a study in logical thought, co-operation and-co-existence. It is pleasing to watch and the soundtrack suitably reflects the changing moods as gameplay progresses through its stages. As a game, Journey is very short, and can be 'completed' in an afternoon, but the ending is so thought-provoking/uplifting that it immediately makes you want to start all over again. Everyone who has a console should play Journey at least once, this is s beautiful rendition of Life's metaphor in gently enfolding sequences. As to the other two headline games, these are relaxing but satisfying interludes also; both simple but stunningly rendered to wrap you in a sea of calm while being suitably stimulating.

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