Valley Peaks Review (Steam)
Valley Peaks Review, Embark on a cozy climbing adventure in Valley Peaks, a ribbiting first-person platformer where each mountain is like a puzzle. Install Radio Towers at the top of every ridge to connect the froggy inhabitants to the wider world, venture further into the Valley, conquer peaks, and unravel mysteries!
Valley Peaks Review Pros:
- Decent graphics.
- 4.59GB download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Full controller support.
- Video settings – resolution, the field of view slider, fullscreen, motion blur, camera smoothing, screenshake, camera tilt, and grass height.
- Can remap the controls for both the keyboard and the controller.
- Assists options – distance Crosshair, aim assist, vignette, motion dots, and motion dots spacing.
- Game settings – mouse sensitivity slider, controller sensitivity slider, Invert axis, vertical climb, show Crosshair, and Crosshair size.
- 3 save slots.
- Two difficulties – cozy mode, and normal.
- Beautiful in-game cutscenes and character interactions.
- Mountain climbing gameplay.
- First-person view.
- Fantastic game world full of charm and great characters to meet.
- Opening tutorial section.
- You grab rocks and can use your left and right grabs along with jumping to reach the top of a mountain or wall.
- Collect stamps for your stamp card and fill it to get rewards.
- The journal keeps track of missions, stamp cards, the map, etc.
- Install radio towers to uncover parts of the map.
- Find materials and resources in the world or by breaking objects.
- Has a playable piano!
- The icon changes green to show what you can grab onto.
- The controls are simple and it handles really well and fluidly.
- A chilled gameplay experience with just enough to keep you engaged.
- No fall damage.
- When approaching mountains you get a little hint as to how difficult the climb could be.
- To mix the climbs up you get orbs that can let you jump again or you may have to hit certain ledges or collect things as you go.
- It’s a surprisingly deep game with a lot of variation and things to do.
- A lot of characters to find and talk with.
- Mountains are not always just a big straight wall, some require proper movement and jumping from different climbs.
- Unlock new abilities that open the world up again.
Valley Peaks Review Cons:
- The map is very cluttered and can be hard to read and understand.
- It’s way too easy to fall off climbs.
- The comfort settings do a lot but if you are sensitive to this sort of thing then it may still affect you.
- None of the characters have voice work.
- Getting rocks to recognize your grabs can be frustrating.
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Valley Peaks:
Developer: Tub Club
Publisher: Those Awesome Guys
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