Ulasan

• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2016

  Very nice colourful visuals , soothing music. Rather slow paced; though I guess that fits with the intent of the game. You probably need to read the manual; that's no chore though as it's short and well presented. Puzzles are optional, and just as well as some are rather hard. Edit: now I’ve progressed a bit, just to tell you a bit about the teachings. One should always be cautious with spiritual things, so keep in mind this is just my opinion and Im only a moderately spiritual person at best. As far as I can tell, the teachings here are the real deal. It’s easy to spend thousands on teachings that are worthless at best and harmful at worst. The teachings here seem very well presented and well chosen. I’ve strayed of the spiritual path a bit recently, but I didn’t expect this game to help at all as Im a Christian, would never consider converting away, and I don’t believe in syncretism (mixing religions). I just thought the game might be an easy way to learn a little about Asian faiths. To my surprise though, the teachings seem to be helping me renew my spiritual hunger. I now have a better grasp of why certain mystics say that deep down the different spiritual paths are similar.
• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2016

  This game just isn't suited for me - I lack the patience. The relaxing atmosphere contradicts the infuriating puzzles. If you like slide-puzzles and the like, together with a slow-paced zen experience, buy this game. The dev seems very active so hopefully new features will come eventually!
• gamedeal user

  Dec 17, 2022

  new title: Waste of money
• gamedeal user

  Jun 4, 2022

  At least somewhere planted a tree for life
• gamedeal user

  Mar 18, 2022

  Autumn is not relaxing, I prefer summer on a beach.
• gamedeal user

  May 15, 2016

  The game is wonderful and relaxing, the devs are awesome instantly fixing bugs the moment you complain about them! I recommend this game fully. Just buy it now :D
• ROxanax

  Aug 10, 2023

  38
• gamedeal user

  Dec 27, 2022

  123
• gamedeal user

  Mar 25, 2017

  First of all it was a positive experience to encounter a game created to advance the spiritual development of its players. The music is calm and relaxing. The quotes, inspirations and teachings are well chosen. The overall visual scheme is simplistic and supports the main theme. However. Considering the game is supposed to be a spiritual experience, it activates the mind quite a bit. The puzzles and the overarching goal of achieving and collecting everything available is in contrast with the teachings and quotes about surrendering to the ever-present, natural flow of life. They align with the controlling mind instead of the all-embracing heart. Furthermore, as spirituality is usually about going deeper and deeper and finding new aspects to life and reality, the game, in contrast, remains throughout its lifespan quite one dimensional. The "spirit"-sphere-thing never grows in size nor depth. It stays throughout the game a dot of life, a nature servant, so to speak. It never evolves into anything greater, with more depth, more understanding, more scope of vision, more responsibility etc. However. The game as it is inspires a lot of idealization about how a deeper spiritual game would look like. This 2D platform would quite naturally evolve into a more complex one, and eventually into a 3D one, which in turn would evolve into multidimensional game spanning galaxies and responsibilities involving civilizations and different forms of life across the multitude of the Oneness of All That Is. Also, it evokes an idea of a truly different approach to the game mechanic itself. Usually the player is rewarded the more they achieve, but imagine a game where not the quantity but the quality matters. The player would truly have to undergo some development of the psyche to advance into further stages of the game. Now that would be something. But all in all, I salute the maker of this game for attempting to differentiate itself from the majority of the gaming industry today, and for focusing on the spiritual aspect of nature and of life. In that regard it is truly the first of it's kind (to my knowledge at least) and deserving of more attention.
• gamedeal user

  Apr 24, 2023

  Fall