last weekend i was bored and bought journey ($15 at the psn store) to see what the buzz is all about. the whole journey only lasts about two hours or so, but i have played it at least four times since then. it's one of the most beautiful and most touching games i have ever played.
if you have a ps3 make sure to check it out. best $15 ever spent on a video game. (unless you bought q3 for $15).
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Edited by fragmaster_ at 21:17 UTC, 3 April 2012 - 12701 Hits
there are no goals to achieve or enemies to destroy etc. a puzzle here and there but nothing too crazy. the cool thing is that you get randomly connected to other players. there is no chat or voice commands and you don't even see the other player's name. you "talk" in symbols/sounds by pressing/holding the O button. you don't have to work together and you can both go your separate ways, but for me it was very satisfying to finish the whole journey from start to finish with the same person by my side.
here's a video that kind of gives you an idea. but you really have to play the game to understand it. (btw you don't always just run around in the desert like this lol).
oh cool, it's one of those games that isn't really a game becuase people have apparently become too lazy and stupid that things like 'goals' and 'objectives' are too much to handle but it has pretty eye candy.
think of it more like a piece of art to admire. people use their ps3s to do more than just play games and no have goals and objectives (movies, music etc).
I did the same, bought it one bored weekend and played till the end. It sure is a beautiful and fun game.
Just wondering if there is any changes or more things to find if I play through it again and maybe again? Can't imagine I did everything the first time?