Journey - Gameplay / Playthrough (No Commentary)
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2012
- This beautiful game caught my attention immediately after looking it up. I downloaded it, played it, and loved it. I went through a second time to record the play through, but the recording messed up. This is my third play through of Journey. I didn't add commentary to it because it's very focused around the feel of the game visually and emotionally. Journey is available on the PS3 marketplace and can be purchased for $15 at the moment. For more updates or info on the game you might wanna head to the game developer site. AND if you don't have a PS3 or the money to purchase the game... Here ya go! Entire play through in 1080p.
Game Developer Site:
thatgamecompany.com
Soundtrack Composer:
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Chills, even to this day. I remember playing first through with someone else. They stuck with me the whole way, even past the ending sky scene. I lost him, and patiently waited at the top for him to come up. When he finally did, he chirped like crazy and we walked through the light together.
He later lent me a message that simply said "Thanks for the Journey. :)"
It's those moments in gaming that make it all worthwhile, awesome and rather touching at the same time.
HAHHAHA
I just got this last night for free on my PS4. New to gaming, had not heard about this and started playing. I was up until 3am. Hard to describe meeting the first player. It took me a few minutes to comprehend that it was another person. Then I started chattering away. It is a beautiful game. I felt bad when I had to disconnect. He/she had raced ahead and was stuck in the third or fourth level...where you see the carpets flying through the square in a big wall. I chirped away when I found them and began to explore the level. Guess he had been stuck for awhile, because he went on a chirping explosion when I brought the scarf whirlwind and we floated through the square opening...such a great feeling when we "snowboarded" down that huge sand mountain. I had to leave after the next level, felt bad, but am still feeling the joy of that session today. I have my fingers and toes crossed that The Last Guardian will also have potent emotional qualities like Journey.
Dammit dude, your comment made me tear up. Your experience has made me want to go buy this game and experience it for myself. Thanks.
Your comment was so beautiful, seriously.
"Sometimes it's not so much about the destination as it is the journey."
I bet you are unaware of the number of likes this comment has
Thats exactly what the game wanted to tell us.
ohhh....... shit, im a dense fuck.... didnt realise it was abot that....
I feel like someone has said that before
JOURNEY ha I get it
Someone must have had a really cool dream and then decided to make a game about it
Yah imagine all of the awesome games that could be made if we could ember every detail to our dreams
Jaden Majors I would be a bilionaire by now. I remember HAVING awsome dreams but can never remember ANHTHING about them
Probably
Just because your mind is so boring that you need drugs to extract good ideas?
Journey is the cristallization of a thesis that Jenova Chen, the creator, worked on since 2005. It's more years and years of R&D than true dreaming :P
who knew a flying carpet could make someone cry
random idiot I love sky, it’s one of my fave games
the ending of sky made me cry tho...
@@thatlowqualityblaziken7005
Cry? :0
@random idiot same
@@k4g4mine oh hell yeah, I have the game too!
This is not a game, this is a masterpiece
+Maurice Bolanos
It can't be both?
+Gorfinhofin yes it can :3
Why?
Maurice Bolanos it’s art say its finest
no it can't be described in word's for how perfect it is
This game is pure art.
The complete opposite of that what i usually play. No stress, no thinking just relax and enjoy the journey
3 years ago, huh? I'm going through the comments of these, it feels like a journey on it's own almost. I almost forgot about the game, but here I am looking through a time portal.
Yeah of course but brooo the giants snakes scare me i swear x)
@@redaxrl the guardians? Yup. Their terrifying! I dont think they look that scary, it's how they introduce themselves and the noises they make that really get under my skin. Gotta love em' tho...
No stress? I rage quit cause I kept getting mauled by the snakes
@@yeetster9888 oh dude u HAVE to continue the game
1:14:41 In my gameplay, I was playing with a random person the whole game, but I only realized our friendship when he drew a heart in the snow... I actually cried.
Wow!
Oooh, I would do this every time. Such a fantastic game.
The first time I played this game, I had no idea that the other character you meet on your way was another person. I actually thought it was a really, really clever AI and was admiring the seemingly spontaneous and organic interactions. I cried so hard at the end when they revealed the names of the real people you'd met along the way, realising I went through that emotional journey with someone. A real person.
When I die I want this whole adventure to be my purgatory
This or undertale I hope :)
*****
aaaahhhh tthats ok if u dont like it , i would love for that to be mine :3
*****
abzu would be awesome :3
It can be even better if you search for the truth and follow it انشاءالله
For me it would be a mix of this no mans sky and animal crossing.
...One of the best games i ever seen in my life, no blood no explosion no killings, only Art..
It is a nice change of pace!
I recommend Gris!
Art is an explosion
There is killing, the guardians kill the fliying things and extract their "magic"
@@xymoth_ The dark dragons are adorbs 😤
31:22 - 31:46 - probably the most beautiful scene I've seen in a video game
+WeAreTheInsurgents sunset's light
agreed
+WeAreTheInsurgents You have an artistic eye
+Zohaib Kiany Thank you, it's just damn gorgeous! A close second place for me is 1:10:40 - 1:11:13, it sends chills down my spine
I just got goosebumps
I remember playing this for the first time and meeting someone, I thought they were a bot but I still treated them as a real person, following me around. When I found out they were real I kinda felt sad because I left them behind thinking they were a bot who wouldn't care :(
ghost thats feel
yeah me too
I thought it was an NPC guide.....
@@Robman92 Bro same
So you're the one who left me!!!
I wish I could forget everything in this game so I could play it over and over. It's breathtaking and has left a permanent impact.
+Brienna Klassen Have you had someone do a playthrough of it while you were sitting by and watching? It's almost as magical to share it with someone who's playing it for their first time.
Screw off. We're allowed to enjoy shit.
Oh, I wish I'd said that! Then I'd have to collect all the symbols for the white robe, though. ;)
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I have played it many many times. Leading people through the game from begin to end showing them everything there is to find. That was fun to do!
I think the ending being so anticlimactic is to teach us a lesson - that life IS the destination. It's a hook to make you want to go back and replay some more, thinking, "did I discover all there was to discover?" and there's always more to discover... this is true of this game I think, and life in general. It also teaches us that process is more beautiful than the end result.
I didn't think the end was anticlimactic at all - but rather quite perfect and uplifting.
for me, the journey enchances the experience.
but I always feel the destination is the 'point'. I can't tell ya how many times I've had great journeys, with the promise of a great destination....and then the journey makes me glad it happened for sure, but the destination is poor makes me think..........that's what I was heading towards? That was the end goal?
Life is the journey itself.
This game must have one of the most wholesome communities ever
It really does 👩💻
YEP! We are very peaceful 🥰
@@MarionetteHannah is the community still going? I thought it died down or is it just a quiet community ?
@@loranelson8476i don’t know, maybe they started playing sky lol
@@khalil42 ye maybe
Who needs commentary or large cut scenes or even words when the entire game is this beautiful
Agreed.
you can't even see lee sin
Dear Esther has too many fookin words
I don't know. No doubt it's pretty, but also looks relentlessly boring.
Like wen you grab an open world game and cut out everything but worst part: the collectible hunting.
That is part of the philosophical Journey of a life-time though.
The worst threat to your existence is the contrast of an intense boredom of living a life without purpose, but also tremble before death and fear running out of time.
Go past the simple beauty of these graphics and abstraction, there's a silly, cheesy, but relevant life-story behind this game that's incredibly rooted into the development of individuality in a "desert" of opportunities, beauty, joyful, but also cold failures, feeling lost, scared, isolated, etc.
If it looks boring, you haven't looked at it with true artistic interest. :P
I watched a certain over hyped RUclipsr play this. I could tell immediately that it was a game that should never be ruined by commentary.
YangBalanceYin Does his name rhyme with PewDiePie
YangBalanceYin
I love Journey such a lot, but I did actually enjoy Pewds’ runthrough, and Pewds loved, recommended and totally praised Journey. However, for another commentary-free runthrough try ‘Epic MEGA Gameplay!’ He makes his Journey with a very helpful companion, and you have the full end titles too.
.............At all costs avoid Manyatruenerd’s take on Journey - he bellows
trousers a lot, and yatters on and on and on and on, boring for England and
ranting about the lack of game mechanics.
+Gavin Mahoney (TheDerpySunPanther) lmao
overhyped is an understatement
I did the same lol clicked out of it after one minute and found this video thank goodness
whoever stayed with me through the entire game, thank you. I am glad I had this experience with you :).. beautiful game, I almost cried.. playing it with a friend you meet makes it even more special.
I played Sky: Children of Light and instantly fell in love with it, months later i found this 😭😭😭😭 Damn it's one of those beautiful games that you would never want to uninstall/ delete.
Yea
Why is no one talking about sky: the children of light ? That game is just as serene as this one
They have the same developer’s
Annita Yip I’m sure that’s why they mentioned it. They are from the same creators
Sky is a good game too buuut this game is better
Its like journey's little brother
@@blu3620 ya
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IAmSp00n my interpretation... a journey to spiritual enlightment beatifully done ... it could have been a total flop without just the right graphics and music...totally different than any other shoot-kill-conquer games...i enjoyed it a lot..thank you IAmSp00n ...
This is what a Persian carpet goes through before making it to your living room
Lmao just some random journey kid laying in your living room floor
I still have no idea what the hell this game is about, but it's frigging beautiful. And I love those chirpy flying carpets.
What-If Machine From the hyerogliffs and stuff you can put together the story piece by piece
What-If Machine Id say, its the story of a civilization, that used some kind of enourmous natural energy-source (for me, it looks much like the ideology of our planets life-force known well from some japanese fantasy) for theyr own. Ending in war for power, or the resource itself ... that war was fatal to the civilization and messed stuff up to the extend of destroying even the environment. The player was the last hope for ... probably restoring the forces balance ? ... those automatons in the city-underground were probably some analogy of autonomous war-machines, staying there long after the civilizations fall. ... but the storry has a lot of questions to put - what were those carpet/textile force-representations ? I thought about it a lot and i think theyre actually souls of those dead people, that died in those grimm events. All those objects at begining are practically tomb-stones and you were freeing them from the ruins, so they would be set free (maybe some form of redemption) while helping you reach the mountain. What is bothering me, is the ending ... aldoe, fitting to the world, i suspect he did die in the snow field, where the caption afterwards was jus his whishfull imagination ... what would explain, why it ended in him walking into the light at the werry end ... maybe it all was just the image in his head ... a way of accepting, what happened to theyr civilization, dying during those bad days too ... just slowly getting in line white the fact that all have perished white him. ---- may as well be an artistic warning message for our own way of life.
It's about life. You go through birth, childhood, adolescence, adulthood, ect.
You you through your "journey" trying to reach the end, then die at your destination only to be reborn again.
Along the way you uncover pieces of your history and meet companions. Beautiful game.
+What-If Machine
www.gameinformer.com/blogs/members/b/le_hannibal_blog/archive/2012/04/13/the-meaning-behind-journey.aspx
+PrincessPikachu1 Yep
This is the Bob Ross of games...
gotta luv bob ross
BGIRL MELBY
This game beats the devil out of you :D
This or Dear Esther.
BGIRL MELBY
Agreed
This game was so ahead of its time, absolutely breath taking
Did anyone else get emotional in the end of this game? I’m talking about tears welling up... 💙✨
Just the most beautiful game ever.
I also loved how they revealed others who have joined you in the journey in the end. Brilliant game.
I cried at the end. My stepdaughter did too.
Last month, i have finally gotten the chance to play this game for the very first time. For years i've been listening to the soundtrack, never watch any game plays and only have read comments about other people experiences. I was lucky, i found a partner on the start of my jouney. i remember i got an anxiety when meeting other player and kinda wished i could experience this journey alone, but i'm glad i didn't. The player waited for me as if they knew that this was my first time playing it, as i was struggling a lot. They'll lead me and waited for me. When doing the part to get the prophecies, we'll do each sides lighting it up. i'm not sure why but there was the part where we got separated. I was so sad about it, so i thought the game only paired you for some part of the journey. I chirped hoping to get another call, but I didn't. So i kept on walking, alone. hoping that maybe somewhere i will find them again. But from being alone, I got curious if I can do other tricks if I click the same button in different rhythm but it only make a slight bit chaotic sound. i was amused so i keep clicking it. BUT THEN, THERE WAS A CALL BACK, AND THE NOISE WAS MAKING THE SAME EXACT RHYTM. AND I FOUND MY PARTER AGAIN. And when we were on the dark sand with the monster, they will chirped as if they were telling me to follow them to hide, it was so sweet as i really have no idea of what's going on. and there was also a part when my partner got caught by the monster because of me. I thought i lost them again, but then they chirped. Throughout the whole journey they will lead and then we will walk side by side and make the same chirping noises we did when we found each other. at the end of the game, i found out that i did only met one single player. This game was truly magical.
31:32 I remember playing this game for the first time and being absolutely astounded at the beauty of this short scene. It was so breathtaking and yet so simple. Just the sun reflecting off the sand. It didn't need rolling mountains and valleys and mist to create a perfectly cinematic shot. The world slowly revolving as you went by, the music, the way the sun travels over the sand, everything about that part was beautiful. I wish we had more games like this.
oh my god me too. when i think of journey the bright warmth of this scene comes to mind.
Absolutely my favorite part of the game. Always look forward to it.
I picked it up at walmart, was all like, 'wow, this game looks interesting, yet not interesting, yet I'm curious about it'. Then my pal who i was with looked over my shoulder and said, 'you don't need that. it doesn't look interesting at all. that's probably why its only $20' And I thought to myself, 'meh, probably right. I'll just go home and youtube/google it to see the ratings'. But i never did. And now, months later, I heard the orchestra symphony for it, fell in love and am watching the youtube for the first time since that fateful night and I SOOOOO REGRET not listening to my gut. First thing tomorrow morning, Walmart here I come. I pray they still have the game :'O
Mel Bell So, it's been a couple years. Did you get the game?
How bout now?
Now?
Mel Bell damn was it THAT hard to find a video game in walmart? :0
@@droobiedraws5532 rip she's gone
It’s like it’s part of the sky universe just another country or something, it’s by the same people and has the same style and mechanics it’s beautiful. Even the same sound effects, music and flight mechanics. I like to imagine it’s the earth version of the moths from sky. Like the same breed just a different element. Moths are creatures of light and air and these guys are creatures of earth and song
Makes me wonder what a sea-based game of this kind would look like.
"Video games are not art!" - Some random idiot who couldn't have been more wrong.
@@compuserveuser2779 But it is a PS4 exclusive video game... hmm?
@@compuserveuser2779 define video game
Video game can be art but COD isn’t art
Gris is also art.
ur talkin about my mom xD
Realizing the person i played with was real is making me tear up. I played this game this morning and we stuck together the entire time. When they got stuck on a part i sat there and kept chirping for them. We stayed together for the full of it and it was the most amazing roller coaster ive been through. Sincerely beautiful and such a unique experience that cannot ever be replaced. Being able to play with a stranger that continued to communicate with me ment the world. And finally at the end i let them go first. Out into the credits. It was beautiful. It really made me realize that watching someone live along side you is one of the greatest things. Being able to be both terrified and absolutely amazed are all the joys that we will all go through. I think the person who joined me for that ride as it was an experience that cannot be replaced.
hahaha didnt expect this to get so long, but all in all, if you decide to play this game, please stay with your new friend. It really makes this amazing game all the more beautiful
I’m coming here from TGC’s other game sky COTL which is another beautiful game with so much gameplay. However i must say that, even tho journey hasn’t got as much free gameplay like the cosmetics and everything that sky does, Journey is so much more beautiful, from the music, the graphics. I’m just taking this from the video above. I’ve never played journey but i want to. 💕
I’ve just realised that jacksepticeye. Has made a gameplay video of this. I watch him almost everyday and I’ve not seen his video on journey before. 🥰🥰🥰
@@esme5722 honestly man if you ever get the chance to play, play. To this day it is the most beautiful game ive played and it just makes you feel alive. Even playing it again and again the beauty doesnt stop and it really is a journey each time hahaha
I love games that give you that feeling 🥰
One thing I love about the game is that the entire thing is your story, not shared. The whole game itself is up to how you interpret everything, essentially making the story as you go along. The idea of co-op without any actual communication just adds to the effect. Truly one of the greatest titles of all time, 10.5/10 for sure.
I just come back and watch the last 15 minutes. It is one of the most emotional and inspirational games I've ever played. I'm glad it has brought you the "video justice" that it deserves.
This game ressembles life... you go through bad and good times, you bond with people, the end of the journey doesn't matter though, the journey itself is what matters the most... i think this game is an amazing piece of art!! if i could i'g give it 12/10 :P
I cannot play, watch or listen to this without crying. It's so beautiful.
No words can accurately describe how I felt when I first finished this game. Not trying to be sappy, definitely failing in that regard, but it was truly a spiritual experience.
Sage Celestine Damn, who stuck that stick up your butt? Lighten up or go away.
I had this saved for a while and finally got to watching it. After the first few minutes of not understanding what was going on, I was thinking this was just another puzzle game to get to a place and wasn't too excited. I ended up sticking with it through the whole video and glad I did. People complaining in the comments about it being easy or not having a real story do not truly understand what it means to be a good game. The point of a good game is to capture the player, not just in cool graphics or crazy gameplay. This one captures players with its tranquility through smooth flow, beautiful music and great scenery along with its style of progression. If you want to just look at it blindly and say "oh you just touch rugs and move on" well this kind of game isn't for you then. Everyone has their own preference to game styles or storyline. This game did a great job in its ability to really capture attention and curiosity with its style of play, puzzle solving, and beautiful music. I admit if I tried playing it I would be lost not understanding what to do or where to go for a while, but it still did a great job on how it runs through. I'll never understand why people have to hate on games or insult them just because they don't like it. especially when they haven't a clue on how to make a game themselves and act as if they know how to make every game perfect... for them at least... I think they did a great job on the game, and I love the music to it.
Yeah, some of it is pretty special!
Same
The game uses a whole different language to express itself: the language of art. Mostly games need explanations of what is happening. This game makes you wonder, think what is happening and what happened, and you understand. It doesn’t need explanations, it’s like it whispers the answers to your soul, you get what it’s trying to tell, this really is, a perfect game, with a perfect ending.
God. The guardians are not covered with blood, nor disgusting looks, no knives or guns, yet they gave me the biggest fright. I LOVE THIS
I really like the character's design. Very aesthetically pleasing.
If you like carpet bois, you will love mischievous cape babies from Sky
You left out the ending, man. The credits animation all up to "New Journey > Start" are part of the full ending and are absolutely necessary for the Journey experience to come full circle.
I would have put the credits, but I figured there MIGHT be some copyright issues with the song used. That, and it wasn't actual gameplay sooo... This was my logic back in the day.
In my first playthrough, I lost my partner in the snow. As we were struggling trying to stave off the cold with our heat, my partner stopped playing and I witnessed him disintegrate into the snow. It was saddening seeing my character slowly froze. It was painful when I had to finish my journey alone. Never has a game that gave me these chills
Watching this for the first time in years, I finally understand the story it's telling. The beginning, rise and fall of a civilization, then its eventual enlightenment in the wake of a nuclear winter... chills!
31:17 ah, one of the most beautiful scenes in gaming history. simply stunning!
im agree
Oh that is so true. When I played this scene for the first time I was moved by the beauty of it. Such vision...
Can't see shit lol
Yeah, I love it.
Thanks for not adding "commentary" to this one. I still don't get why people think it's fun to watch them play while they're blurting crap!
Hernando Vallejo IKR.
couldn't agree more!
it's for the same reason people watch the audio commentary of movies, they like to hear the thoughts and opinions of the one playing the game.
Opinions
Foxy 3 G Granddaddy
But wouldn't you rather watch it yourself without having to hear someone spew bullshit when you're trying to process what's going on?
over 10 years later, the soundtrack to this game is still astonishing.
absolute masterpiece of a game.
i wouldn't describe this exactly as a game... more like an interactive animated film, the art is amazing one of the greatest and unique i ve seen in 3d games!
This is a visual feat indeed. I like the physics, that water-air ambiguity is awesomely done, and the sea-life-like rug-creatures match the eastern/arabic style inspiration. There is also a bit of greek/roman, among many others for sure. This is fresh air to the face.
thatgamecompany really knows what theyre doing. god, i wish there was more like this.
There's their new game called Sky: children of the light they put all the games they've ever made together truly a masterpiece
You should try sky: children of the light they put all the games they've made sort of into one it's a masterpiece
I've played this game over and over, but one thing that really hits me that I think is underappreciated is the ai of the "dolphins". They are so lifelike, oddly enough...watching them feels like watching a real animal play and interact.
Is it natural for me to have my breath taken away by this game?
+Zeidrick Santillan Yes.
Definitely yes...
Definately
The Legendary Derpmaster: There is no natural; you are crazy, but in a good way.
You would be crazy if you weren't crazy enough to be touched deeply by this masterpiece.
I hope that many people will be inspired by revelatory stories like this because it is what makes results so beautiful.
Maybe the real Journey was the friends we made along the way
Me who didnt make freinds along the way:🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
@@hannahfaithcaspe635 uhhhh....carpets?
@@tigran010 nahhhh its ok i have freinds in sky im ok now😃😃😃😃😃
@@tigran010 I played alone and yes I consider carpets as my friends. 😊
The ending hurts every single damn time
The most beautiful game I've ever played , there's something about it that stays with you, something I can't explain.
Journey seems like the origins of Sky: Children of the light
yes, it has wayyy too many similarities
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
becaause the worlds are kinda linked
Made by the same devs, makes sense :p
its come from the same company lol both sky and journey
Video can't show how beautiful this game is. I've played it once, and believe me, You don't even have idea how amazing it's looking.
37:54 the most unexpected jumpscare I've experienced, literally jumped out of my seat
Wise words: Journey is an adventure through lifes challenges, you sacrifice yourself trying to complete your journey, and you find yourself to another journey in your life, you go through an adventure but not alone, your companion will guide you through, as you guide them, while greed has taken over, a hero is reborn, and another adventure awaits again and again, when your life has ended, death isn't an end, the journey of life continues while heroes are reborn, and when you find out the truth of life, you will always remember that memory of the teamwork you did with a friend.......
I played this game when I was eight, and dreamed of it for a whole month.
for me the game had something "mystical" that was thrilling and moving at the same time.
Possibly the best game I've ever played.
Thank you for this. It was like watching a movie (better than some I've seen). I found myself uncontrollably smiling through most of the footage. So once again, from a poverty stricken, PS3 deficient viewer... Thank you
It's been nine years .. did you ever get that PS3?
Yo, guy who played with me at the snow part and huged me during the whole thing
I love you
You gracefully play through the game.
Feels like an E3 presentation gameplay style.
Hands-down the most beautiful game I have ever seen, except it felt more like a dream. The mystery, the exploration, joy, the whimsy, and the Journey. The very movement and mechanics are exactly what I envision experiencing in a dream. I want MORE, but the end is just satisfying enough that the mythos can comfortably end there, as much as I don't want it to. The haunting beauty of this game will stay with me for the rest of my life.
I'm so glad I didn't watch pewdiepie's version.
Journey was one of the most beautiful gaming experiences I've ever had, nothing seems to compare to it in all of gaming. It's a masterpiece in both gaming and art alike. This game and Flower are so lovely and I would suggest both to anyone out there looking to have a greatly emotional gaming experience of their own.
This game is pure art plain and simple. Through it’s visuals alone it tells an interesting story, with this whole mysterious world slowly clicking together as it progresses.
This game alone proves that you can tell a beautiful story and have a good game together.
Journey walked so Sky can run😌🤌
Hello I’m from the future 2019! I still remember playing this game when I was younger! When I saw this in App Store I knew I’ve seen a game just like this and it was! I thought it was new!
This game is truly the perfect example of "Show, don't tell" and I love it.
It makes me cry figurative tears that people don't see the true meaning behind this game. Replay it and really soak all of it in. Don't rush through and see that this game is a *metaphor* to something much greater
i should erase every single memory of watching this and play it for myself
+Joevace Joe PLAY IT.
its time
Yes
I played this years ago...alone at the beginning. After awhile I met another. We traveled all the way through to the mountain. I stayed behind while my companion went into the light.
Thanks a lot for this no commentary version. Sincerely.
I honestly don't think anything has beaten this game. It's a beautiful work of art.
Another beautiful and quite emotional game in my opinion is Ori and the Blind Forest :3 You should check it out
I still have the soundtrack for this game. It's one of the most moving, cathartic games I've ever seen produced. Pure artistry.
I never played it myself, but watched my children playing..... It always brought me to tears.... As it does now....
I played again last night and I played with a newbie.. amazing!! I helped him through the snow
Tear in my eyes
Have you played this? Dude, if you haven't yet... You are missing out.
I mean just this video gets me all emotional. But playing the game? Jesus... Its amazing.
whos here watching this 10 years later
Yuppp
And that’s how sky kids we’re made
Fantastic Game. Fantastic Soundtrack. Fantastic Storyline.
The one thing about this game is the storyline can be how you choose it to be.
Are you the chosen one who can climb the mountain to save your civilization?
Are you one of many being punished for your sins like in how the game depicts?
Or are you simply the one who seeks to claim your place amongst the heavens?
either way, this game is the very definition of genius.
By the end of the game I felt something that I don't think I've ever felt before in a video game:
Absolutely at one with my character; I mean, when walking towards that light I don't even think the character itself knew what was in store, I think that the thrill of the journey is just as exhilarating to the character as it is to the player. The trepidation of discovering what the goal of the journey actually is is just as tangible to me as it was the protagonist.
That's just my interpretation of it.
MrGhostly12321 I felt the same way. I also felt very connected with the stranger I played with... It felt like we had been best friends for ever... I... I can't express it.
@@MrGhostly12321 For me......I'm headingh towards something. I feel that I would have liked to have discovered 'what'.
Idk why, but that "heaven" part in the ending, is the thing that gives me most joy in this world, a place where you are Forever with all your deceased friends/family/pets. Actually this is kind of a motivation for me when I think that is the destiny for good people
It’s crazy reading the comments from people several years ago
Thank you so much for the no commentary, journey is the kind of game you don't want any talking during
Thank you so much. This game is amazing and I really wish I had played it before watching. The graphics are completely mesmerizing and beautiful, so thank you again for not adding commentary.
birth of sky children 😊❤
I feel so old this video was 10 years ago
To anyone watching this game and be like 'is there an mobile version of this game'
There's SKY: Children of Light both on IOS and Android by the same company.
Go check.
The moment I saw a thumbnail for this on some full ost vid, I just knew this game would be a masterpiece. Sure enough, it looks like it so far.
One prob, no Ps3..
I feel you ;-;
Airsh BornelySame
Airsh Bornely Same here :'(
PS4 version released this month
True the ps4 version is coming out on this July 21
I'm late but just recently played it and HOLY FUCK it's the most beautiful game I've ever played
Without a doubt this transcends the conventional "video game," this... is art and poetry in motion. The beauty of this work will always be unparalleled.
Finish this game yesterday & what a ride..............
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this is not just a game,this is art
I played this video on the TV in fullscreen. It took my housemates at least 15 minutes to realize it wasn't an animated movie.
BTW, at 1:10:43 Mute the volume, and play "Celia's Dream" by Slowdive.
Ayyyy Slowdive
Not every Hero wears a cape! Great suggestion, thanks! :)
Do ur roommates play the game now or.....
I'm interested
This isn’t a game. This is a painting allowing you to immerse yourself into its depths! Truly magnificent
The audio and viduals remided me of another masterpiece game I played on my Wii called Lost in Shadow. I saw it as a masterpiece game because it didn't have lots of story, the graphics were amazing and the gameplay was simple. Yet I still loved it, despite the fact that it wasn't a type of game I would play. I miss that game now.
As I watched the entire gameplay here, I voiced in my head what the character may have been thinking or what those "gods" may have been saying. And it was beautiful in itself. I even saw a bit of myself in it. About how life can throw all of these challenges at you, how they seem impossible, but if you power through and stay confident that you can reach your goals, life will reward you.
That's how I saw this game. There's more to it, but that would be enough for me to write an entire essay on it.
Lost in Shadow was a gorgeous game as well. I unfortunately never had a Wii, but I saw plenty of gameplay to know it. You should check out Ori and the Blind Forest if you like both that and this game.
This game. PC. Oculus Rift. NOW.
No Oculus Rift yet, but on PC it is!
This game is so beautiful, this game is art!
Deidara wants to know your location.
@@a5hen Art is an explosion!
This game is way too beautiful for it's time, oh my gosh, wow, it is beautiful. Such an incredible experience wrapped up in something so small, I felt like I was watching a movie, but one that was truly good. Thanks for sharing this with us, I'll always appreciate it. I now see why this game is so well loved.
I'd never even heard of this game until a friend sent me this link to watch the gameplay and holy crap, that was almost a spiritual experience. I found myself feeling so calm and peaceful while watching, and I couldn't look away. It's so beautiful in its simplicity, showing that you don't need a long, complicated, drawn out story to have a great game. Very well done, I love it.