Pine: A Story of Loss

I never write reviews as i find it stupid and time consuming. But this, it’s truly a spectacular experience, might a say a very important one. Sure it might be repetitive but the details and everything the atmosphere how he did all of that, sorry i don’t want to spoil it, it’s remarkable. Coming from a person who isn’t very emotional, man i cried a lot for a good 30 minutes. If i could i would’ve want to experience this like i did as my first time. it truly embodies how people are important to us.

I hate this game sm 0/10

Every detail of this game, from the plot to the art to the game play is incredibly creative. Definitely worth the download and the time. Also, if you like the game “Florence,” you will absolutely love this.

Sometimes I don’t know how to invoke next plot, makes the experience hard to continue

“Starts out slow” is an extreme understatement. It’s beautiful animation but it’s not really a game other than a simple puzzle or two. It’s more of a cartoon that you’re streaming and it’s constantly buffering and you need to keep clicking something to get it going.

You get about half the game for free and then you have to pay $5.00 for the other half. The game gives a nice story and moderately ok graphics but overall chores are tedious and not very interactive for the cost. Would recommend the free portion but would not recommend a purchase of $5.00.

This isn’t a game in the traditional sense. It’s more of an experience. The woodworker goes through sets of repetitive actions and as you repeat them a small change reminds him of the person whom he lost. Then, you’re brought to experience a part of his life with her, and the emptiness he feels after. It’s a thought provoking and heartfelt aim at storytelling through nuance. It’s about 2 hours of story so it’s very doable to sit and experience it through a single play through. I recommend to do so as you’ll get the full emotional trip in one solid journey as opposed to several small telling. The sound really gives it a feeling of solidarity and solemnity. It doesn’t have a soaring orchestral. It doesn’t need one. This is a story through minimalism and that’s reflected in the audio as well. The moments where the music swells are where it’s helping you to feel the characters emotions in that moment. It’s an excellent job of using sound to invite the user into the characters heart and mind.

This is a beautiful game, but it crashes in the tree scene. Please provide an update!!!

Three things have been repeated for so many days. Is the interaction designer crazy?

I want to love it but it consistently crashes every time the man goes outside to lay under the stars.