Stop reading this and go buy it.
No, seriously, stop reading this and go buy it.
If you don't go give money to these people who have done more to advance the gaming medium as an artform then anyone else in the past roughly half decade then you don't deserve to have that console any more. Journey is practically transcendental, blending every aspect of its world, sound, art direction, and minimalist story together perfectly to create a single mindblowing work. Playing it brings forth the childlike wonder and deep curiosity usually only drawn out by the works of Team Ico and hayao miyazaki; every wonderfully rendered environment draws the player into the world, every ruin and crumbling tableau begs you to discover its secret past, and every lost and lonely player you meet becomes an instant companion in that empty, empty world.
I could go on for days, but yeah, seriously, get this game. I don't care if you have to turn tricks or beg on a street corner to scrounge up the money, it will be worth every penny.
No, seriously, stop reading this and go buy it.
If you don't go give money to these people who have done more to advance the gaming medium as an artform then anyone else in the past roughly half decade then you don't deserve to have that console any more. Journey is practically transcendental, blending every aspect of its world, sound, art direction, and minimalist story together perfectly to create a single mindblowing work. Playing it brings forth the childlike wonder and deep curiosity usually only drawn out by the works of Team Ico and hayao miyazaki; every wonderfully rendered environment draws the player into the world, every ruin and crumbling tableau begs you to discover its secret past, and every lost and lonely player you meet becomes an instant companion in that empty, empty world.
I could go on for days, but yeah, seriously, get this game. I don't care if you have to turn tricks or beg on a street corner to scrounge up the money, it will be worth every penny.