Shape Of The World Review (PlayStation 5)
This Shape Of The World Review introduces you to a serene first-person exploration game in a surreal, organic world that reacts to your presence. Journey through a psychedelically colorful ecosystem of flourishing flora, rambling waterfalls, burgeoning mountains, glowing monoliths, and graceful creatures.
Shape Of The World Review Pros:
- Beautiful graphics.
- 1.11GB Download size.
- Options- Invert axis and sensitivity slider.
- Chapter Select.
- Platinum trophy.
- First-person exploration game.
- The world builds around you as you move.
- Go through gates to change the colors/appearance of the land.
- Can interact with objects to make a stairway and help you go forward.
- Seeds- Collectibles with 28 types of them. Collecting them allows you to fire them and plant trees.
- Discover the creatures of the land.
- Play and go where you want.
- Soothing soundtrack.
- Gorgeous views/vistas/landscapes.
- Can break down trees.
- No fall damage.
- Simple controls. Mover, Jump, and shoot seeds.
- Multiple ways to get to a destination.
- Has A Proteus feel to it all.
- Very relaxing.
- Almost hypnotic.
- A little tutorial pop-up showing the controls.
- Calming.
- Excellent escapism.
Shape Of The World Review Cons:
- Fell off the world with no way to respawn.
- Walking sim.
- Can feel lost as if you don’t hit certain markers you will stay in this one part.
- No explanation on expectations.
- See the same creatures over and over.
- A lot of empty ground.
- Little replayability.
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Shape Of The World:
Developer: Hollow Tree Games
Publisher: Plug In Digital
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