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Explore the vast and beautiful world of Valley using the power of the L.E.A.F. suit: a fierce exoskeleton that grants exceptional speed and agility along with the phenomenal ability to manipulate the life and death of all living things. Experience the adventure of a lifetime Valley is a First-Person adventure unlike any other. Hidden deep within a remote region of the Rocky Mountains, you find yourself bewildered within a secluded valley. With the power of a recently discovered L.E.A.F. suit (Leap Effortlessly though Air Functionality), run and jump your way through beautiful forests, dangerous ruins and vast environments; all the while utilizing the power to control life and death to uncover the startling secrets of the mysterious valley. Be forewarned, with these new-found abilities comes a daunting repercussion: the more you experience death within the valley, the more the valley will die around you.Features. Move faster, jump higher: make your way through the world of Valley using the incredible speed and agility of the L.E.A.F. suit.. . Manipulate life and death: the L.E.A.F. suit grants its pilots the phenomenal power to both give and take life from any living thing
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Beat the main story in less than five hours
Beat the main story in less than five hours. That was with me messing around and exploring some as well. Great game, awesome concept, and some really good ideas. It just needs more to it. It needs side quests, a richer environment, more AI enemies (like wildlife), maybe a bit higher learning curve for the equipment as well. It seems like you get in and immediately are comfortable enough to make very few mistakes. Maybe more customization and upgradability as well. All told, a good game. That's all though, just good. Not great yet, but has a lot of potential.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.0
- Story3.5
- Value4.5
Hard to put down
There's a particular style of play that I'm not sure you can even wrap a genre around, which is annoying since it's one of my favorites. It's games where the joy of movement is a central feature. A lot of parkour games capture this, though I'd say every genre has a few examples. Valley captures this feeling so well that some of the other stuff it does almost feels superfluous. The running and jumping feels great on its own, and many set pieces are built around that. The sound and the music combine with this to make some sections downright exhilirating. But it shoots itself in the foot a bit with the other items it adds on, stuff that seems geared to make it more marketable. Having enemies you have to shoot was mediocre, but making your ammo come out of the same pool as your other abilities made a few parts frustrating. And having to hunt for upgrades involves the sort of environment scouring that didn't feel proper in a game built around speed and jumping. Also, and this goes out to all gamemakers, this is not elementary school, quit trying to pass me notes. Reading huge chunks of text while I'm trying to play a video game is a sloppy way to stuff more lore and background into your product. The voice recordings were fine, but when I want to read long text-based stories, I'll find a game that's properly built around that. A game like this should define its story through the environment and the players actions. But otherwise it was a fun game that never overused any of its play mechanics, and had the decency to end before it wore out its welcome.
- Graphics4.5
- Gameplay4.0
- Story4.0
- Value3.5
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