Pavilion: Touch Edition

I played this over a few months, a bit at a time, and really enjoyed it. The puzzles are interesting and vary enough, and the difficulty level is just right. Occasionally I got stuck and looked at the walkthrough video, which showed me what I had missed. Overall it was a wonderful game and I'm looking forward to Chapter 2. I liked the background story and the graphics, and found it enjoyable and not stressful at all. Would recommend for a relaxing stress-free puzzle game, for people who enjoy monument valley and similar games.

I have played this game on occasions when all else is a waste of time. Always there is something new, (or forgotten) that gives me hours more escapism. Beautiful graphics, clever design, jus sooo enjoyable ✨⭐️✨

Well done to developers of the game. I though it would have been longer than it was, but still enjoyed it. Chapter 2 was pinned for 2019..its now 2021 and nowhere to be found. Can give an update on when it will be out👍

Loved the music, scenery and the brain tease.Frustrating at times, but gratifying to finally reach the conclusion of a fantasy that apparently hasn’t ended, that I would like to know more about. Did I miss the storyline somewhere?Thank you to the genius/es behind the creation.When can I begin chapter 2?😁

The artwork is absolutely stunning! However, this also makes the game more difficult. Too often I was tapping randomly, trying to find something interactive in all of the detail. Zooming in made it easier in some ways, but then I learned there were things happening elsewhere on the screen where I was not looking and I was missing them. I have no idea how much of the story I witnessed and how much I missed. Sadly, I have a problem with the level with the rose. It is a long and simple 5 minute walk, ending with the game crashing just after the rose scene. It passed the rose the first time and closed the game, thinking that was a checkpoint, but I had to repeat the level and now it always crashes.

Coool

Pavilion is so gorgeous... my eyes want more. The soundtrack is a relaxing treat for the ears, too. The puzzles aren’t very hard, which might actually be a good thing since it means they don’t frustrate the player or detract from the stunning landscape. If you’re looking for a hardcore challenge, this might not be the game for you - the best experience in Pavilion comes from simply looking and listening, exploring this man’s fantasy world to find out what it is that he’s dreaming about. This is a lot like Monument Valley in that the true purpose of the game is to be a visual masterpiece, but the artwork in Pavilion is rich with intricate detail. I spent hours feasting on it, until I completed the final scene and it mentioned a possible sequel. I hope a second game does come out, because this one is just fabulous.

Look, i am fairly new to puzzle games so I am unsure what to expect in terms of a challenge. Pavilion quickly became routine and I started to wonder when the game would end as I was tiring of rinse and repeat mechanics. When I got to the end and was informed there is another chapter I wasn’t filled with excitement, as I don’t see myself committing more time if it will be more of the same. On the plus it is visually and aurally beautiful, and the initial phases of learning a new mechanic are fun.

The game is beautiful and atmospheric, the controls however are frustrating to say the least. And the endless track mazes to extend the gameplay just come across as lazy

If u like puzzle games well your in luck this spectacular world will have u mesmerised just the right amount of difficulty. Love ok’ing forward to the next chapters