About This Game Lula lives a happy life in her seaside village. Until one night a mysterious wizard tells her in a dream that she must find a relic called the Genie. What is the Genie? Could it be a key to unlock the truth about life and the universe? Could it be the answer to all her questions?Find out, when you walk as Lula, on the path you choose, as she journeys to discover the meaning of the Genie and fulfill her destiny. The path you choose will determine the fate of the world.Giving you the opportunity to explore both paths, Drizzlepath: Genie promises at least around 4 hours of relaxing experience. A rich story combine with immersive graphics, fantasy style natural environments, and a calming, ambient soundtrack to make it a journey you may not soon forget.Key FeaturesRich and poetic story presented by a clear narration.Subtitles with multiple language choices.Gorgeous graphics powered by Unreal Engine 4. Wherever you look is nice scenery.Calming ambient music of over an hour in total.Things to explore including many surprising and hidden ones.Replayability; as you choose your own path in the beginning of the game and both paths offer totally different atmospheres.All new "Gothic Vision" mode in which you see the game's graphics in a whole new vision. 1075eedd30 Title: Drizzlepath: GenieGenre: Adventure, Casual, IndieDeveloper:Tonguç BodurPublisher:Tonguç BodurFranchise:DrizzlepathRelease Date: 22 Feb, 2016 Drizzlepath: Genie Full Crack [torrent Full] I enjoyed the first Drizzlepath, and if it wasn't for the voice acting, I would have enjoyed this enough to recommend it.The scenery is repetitive, and the walking goes on for too long without differentiation in direction or a real sense of progress (which I get is partly the point but there should be a way to do both).I do however like the idea of the story, and I love the poetic nature of the narrative. And it's pretty enough to be nice to look at and screenshot.I got 5/6 hours out of it, completing both paths and the achievements were nicely done and 100%able within that time period.Unfortunately within a few minutes of the game I cringed at the singular voice of the protagonist. This innocent voice that is meant to be so articulate and emotive, sounds like a young girl reading poetry she doesn't really understand to the teacher in school. It constantly dragged me out of the world, and actually irritated me quite alot. Such a shame.. Perhaps you're reading this review because you played the first Drizzlepath and would like to evaluate the sequel.If you expect them to be remotely similar, then you will be disappointed; the only similarity the two share is horribly forced voiceover and disjointed, pseudomystical narration. But I hope you're not trying to play this game for its narrative quality. If you played its predecessor, you know not to expect. You're expecting a gorgeous walking simulator with refined graphics and intuitive controls and logical design.Again, you will be disappointed.The graphics, even on maximum settings, appear so overcooked that you would be better off buying Morrowind (the original). Really you would, because not only does it have equivocable graphics; it has actual gameplay, intuitive controls, voice ACTING, an appreciable narrative, and Player Models (which were very impressively present in the first Drizzlepath, but in Genie, you are an immaterial set of eyes).It's a horrible game. I couldn't put myself through more than 40 minutes (and 20 of those minutes were me seeing if any of the controls made the menu cursor move at more than 2 fps).It's horrible. A massive letdown on Bodur's part. Buy the first game if you want a good walking simulator. (Or just spend the extra change and buy Morrowind).. Normally, I like a good walking sim; and, while this is very pretty, it is not a good walking sim. The story, and I use the term INCREDIBLY loosely (even by walking sim standards), would struggle to be called threadbare. The voiceover is painfully stilted at best. And the world has nothing in it to engage with.I'm sure it's got an audience, but that audience is not me.. After completing both paths and 100% the game I def recommend it.Yes it is a walking sim that requires you to not only walk but experience at beautiful atmosphere.Both paths are unique and provide you with a interesting journey to find this Genie. I recommend the game to walking simulator and 100%ers lovers especially.GameplayYou have the option to take either path Red (left side) or Blue (right side)The red path had the best storyline in my opinion BUT the blue path had the most beautiful landscapes (screenshot lovers prepare yourselves f12) As you begin walking your journey and story begins. The story is narrated and you can have the option to have the text displayed (settings) like me. I enjoyed reading beside the narrator. As you are walking you are also exploring and in some rare cases interacting with the surroundings.You are also challenged in the journey with some jumping areas which are honestly easy.StorylineThe game is about a chosen girl that begins a journey through you..Your village is in trouble.. and it is up to you to walk and find this Genie..Your journey takes you far and the path you take will affect the ending. The game talks about some life experiences which I enjoyed the most. The music compliments the narration but at times I feel it overpowers her voice. At times you find yourself so emerged in the scenery, the sounds of the rain and beautiful landscape you tone out everything else. I for one find it relaxing hearing the rain and looking at streams. Final thoughts?If you want a first experience on a walking sim this is a good start. Final note I was given a key for a honest review without any commitments either then the review of my experience. Thank you for the chance to play a beautiful game.Definitely would recommend the game in its current state. No bugs or issues when I played it.. I really loved Firewatch so I was eager to try out a new walking simulator. Too bad I chose Drizzlepath: Genie. I've played about half an hour before I really, really, really had enough of this pretentious, boring, annoying excuse for a game. The voice acting is horrible, the random words that are supposed to form sentences are really just drizzle. You can't call this a story. The scenery is mediocre at best. Do yourself a favor. Take a walk outside and safe the money. Wait until it slightly rains, take an audiobook with poorly written poems and listen to them while walking and try to remember the pretentious thoughts about life and the world you had when you were a teenager. It will be more rewarding then this...this...thing. Which is not a game. Or play Firewatch instead. Which is gorgeous, beautiful, well written, great and perfect.. I quite enjoyed the original Drizzlepath as it was beautiful and about the right length. This one switched away from the Cryengine and as such is not as joyous to just look around. It is way too long with very limited changes in scenery (other than either outside or in cave).But the big killer for me (and this is probably *Spoilers*) but at the beginning you make what appears to be a rudementary choice without any reason to choose one or the other. (or maybe I missed what was supposed to inform that choice). And then when you get to the end you are chastized for taking the "long path because you thought it would be easy" and then you get what I would consider the 'Lose' ending which is not satisfying at all.I did end up listening to podcasts while playing/pressing right or left on my controller but even then it was way way too long and I was so desparate for the end that to be told I had done it wrong was just a huge slap in the face. And then the annoyance of "Try the other path, it's shorter and more rewarding" felt insulting.. Genie was the 2nd in the Drizzlepath series and it should be noted it was a huge step up. The first Drizzlepath used the CryEngine and it was marred by optimisation errors. Graphics options were almost completely missing and it wasn't always clear where we needed to go.For its sequel, Genie, the developer picked the Unreal Engine. In terms of graphics the world created by this engine is just as beautiful, however, unlike its predecessor Genie is now greatly optimised and has a smooth performance throughout. A lot of options are available to tweak its graphics and some reviews state that a 4K resolution is also possible - this is good for screenshot aficionados like myself.Since this is a walking sim we do not encounter any enemies and the objective here is to reach our goal while the game's beautiful scenery and relaxing music all help with the immersion. Our protagonist, Lula, does the narration as she tries to reach the Mountain of Fire in search of the Genie. Normally, walking sims are relatively short so I was happy to see that early on we have the option to pick from two paths - they will change the locales, the atmosphere and, eventually, how Lula's journey ends.Strengths- longer than usual: with the availability of two paths we have two different experience and two endings- graphics & soundtrack: the music in the main menu is already captivating; the landscapes give us the opportunity to take screenshotsWeaknesses- sprinting: while walking can be toggled the option for a constant sprint would have been nice. Occasionally, sprinting is turned on but at key areas it is deliberately taken away.- not much interaction: this is not really a weakness since walking sims usually do not require you to interact with objects of the world. However, in Genie we can do this a couple of times so it would have been nice to see more such events.Genie is definitely an improvement following its predecessor. In fact, of all the currently available 3 episodes I have found this the best. This is a highly recommended walking sim; I recommend that you check Mr Bodur's library of games as they are of similar nature.. Very nice atmosphere and story-it has minor bugs-but it has one major lack of alive beings.Theres no other human and no animals while you were walking for nearly 5.5 hours.
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