Grand Gardens ★☆☆☆☆
Grand Gardens, I’m not sure I could find them, despite them being grand.
A walking simulator is exactly as the name suggests. It’s a game that involves a lot of walking, and walking, and some more walking.
These games are also called environmental narratives which is a nicer term.
They don’t JUST contain walking, although that’s the main portion of them, but a lot of walking sims allow you to look at pieces of the environment for backstory, or contain puzzles to progress.
Some examples of well-known walking simulators are:
What Remains of Edith Finch
Death Stranding
Firewatch
Grand Gardens, I’m not sure I could find them, despite them being grand.
Purpose 1951, we finally found it and it only took an hour or two.
Last Day of June, makes you wish you could gift more days of June.
This Bed We Made, I don’t know what stains those are, so I’m not laying in it.
The Plan, to fly…that’s the plan.
Experience our review of the walking simulator game named Drizzlepath. It’s short, and it’s lacking, but…it’s nostalgic.
How We Know We’re Alive is a beautiful emotional tale of a friend trying to solve the mystery of her friend’s death.
Alone in the Dark Prologue is quite a unique but short playthrough with some frighteningly interesting creatures.
11-11 Memories Retold basically retells the story of two men going into war for two different reasons and forming an unexpected friendship.
Among the Sleep takes you into the viewpoint of a young child who navigates a world of threatening shapes to look for some kind of comfort.