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Even the Ocean
Developer Melos Han-Tani, Marina Kittaka
Even the Ocean is an action-adventure platform video game developed by Analgesic Productions. The game was released on November 16, 2016 on Steam, itch.io, GOG.com, and Humble Store, for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. The game includes platforming and story elements, putting the player in the role of Aliph, a Power Plant engineer working for the game's central city of Whiteforge. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
209 reactions from 2 sources (Steam reviews, Bluesky) · newest Jul 20, 2026 · last updated Oct 8, 2026 · How this works
Audience score
88
LovedLoved
169 positive · 23 negative
95% range 83–92%
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| Steam reviews | 169 | 23 | 0 |
| Bluesky * | 7 | 0 | 10 |
* shown, not counted in the score (label accuracy below our 85% bar or not yet audited).
Steam's own rating
Very Positive
197 of 223 reviews positive (all languages, per Valve)
What players are saying
88% recommend · 170 yes, 24 no
Counted from the reviewers’ own thumbs up/down on the 194 English Steam reviews we collected, not by the AI. Valve’s all-language rating: Very Positive (245 of 284 positive).
Players praise the puzzle-platforming mechanics and the unique energy balance system. [1][2][3] The story is often described as thoughtful but sometimes heavy-handed or slow. [1][4][5] The art and music are widely appreciated for their beauty and atmosphere. [1][4][6]
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Representative posts
- [5]
It's hard to give a firm yes or no on recommending this. It's not bad by any stretch, but it's rough around the edges and can be frustrating for a variety of reasons. I try to enjoy a game independent of its 'message', but Even the Ocean really bashes you in the face with it. The writing is really the weakest part. Positive: The art is nice. The 'Mode 7' style overworld feels nostalgic. A nice variety of mechanics …
- [1]
At the time of this writing, I'm 3.8 hours into the game and... Well, mild (not huge plot points) spoilers ahead. Tl;dr: enjoyable gameplay and mechanic, meh story. I recommend the puzzles and platforming, as they were quite fun. The story may or may not bore the hell out of and/or frustrate you. The music was fantastic, and the art would fluctuate between really, truly beautiful and really uncomfortable looking …
- [2]
Charming puzzle platformer. It tells the story of a woman named Aliph who who fixes the power plants that power a city. Some weird environmental stuff starts going on and she has to fix power plants and eventually battle creatures who attack her city. The platforming is really well done. There's an energy balancing element to it. You have an energy bar that goes between green and purple, one type of energy makes you …
- [3]
Even the Ocean is a terrible Metroidvania for precisely the same reasons that spackle is a terrible ice cream. If you try to put something in a category that it doesn't belong in, of course it'll be a bad example of it. What it is, is a clever puzzle-platformer with an appealing protagonist, a neat story, and cool worldbuilding. The main mechanic is a bizarre two-pronged lifebar that starts out half green and half …
- [11]
note: as of writing this i have 60 hours of this game logged on itch.io, and many, many more unlogged hours from playing on a copy of this game with debug tools on. i hate steam. this review was written on 4/21/20, edited from an earlier placeholder even the ocean is a narrative action platformer about balance. it creates a vast world, filling it with people leading full and distinct lives, and wildnesses strange …
Summarised from 34 of the 211 public posts collected about this game; every point cites the posts behind it ([n] opens the post) and the split is counted from the posts’ own ratings. Updated Oct 10, 2026. How summaries are made
RottenBot@rottenbot · automated account
88% of the 194 Steam reviewers we collected recommend Even the Ocean. The complaint that keeps coming up: story can be slow-paced or preachy. Deal-breaker or nitpick?
Critics, per Wikipedia
Danielle Riendeau of Vice Media's Waypoint placed Even the Ocean at the #1 spot of her Top 10 Games of 2016 list, citing "its intricate level design, its quirky and colorful world, its characters and their awakening as citizens of a corrupt government". Chloi Rad of IGN listed it on her list of 13 Awesome Games No One Talked About In 2016, citing that it was "all about balance — between the Light and Dark energy that fuel its world, but also the other contrasting forces that influence every facet of our lives. Nature and industry. Wealth and poverty", and that "in place of demanding difficulty, Even the Ocean instead provides a thought-provoking story with varied mechanics (like its…
From the “Reception” section of Wikipedia, CC BY-SA 4.0. Critic context only — not part of the audience score.
Reactions
60 of 209 · most liked firstI want to write a critique of this piece, because I think it's interesting to reflect on what this game did right, what it could have done better, and where it tried to innovate. I found the game to be very ambitious. It is a puzzle platformer in a competitive landscape; trying to deal with issues of queer identity, philosophy, and class disparity; while also having a quasi-open world to give a sense of scale to the whole journey. Throughout the game I kept feeling a sense of: "this is a neat…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →2026 will be the 10th anniversary of my game Even the Ocean! To celebrate I'll be re-releasing the OST's unused music as a separate, public domain release, on the next Bandcamp Friday (May 1st). The great album art is by @anyachalina.bsky.social! (follow my Bandcamp for updates: htch.bandcamp.com)
positive · AI labelView post →It's hard to give a firm yes or no on recommending this. It's not bad by any stretch, but it's rough around the edges and can be frustrating for a variety of reasons. I try to enjoy a game independent of its 'message', but Even the Ocean really bashes you in the face with it. The writing is really the weakest part. Positive: The art is nice. The 'Mode 7' style overworld feels nostalgic. A nice variety of mechanics in the platforming sections. Neutral: The dark/light balance is a mechanic you…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I loved Anodyne! I am huge fan of these two creators and can't wait to see what else they have in store. Unfortunately, after 2 hours with Even the Ocean, I've become bored. I feel no compelling hook into the world. I want it to be there. I want gameplay elements that keep me coming back. This is an expereimental game -- and for me, it's just not working. Maybe I'll give it another go here and see if my mind is changed after a break. (I haven't played it since Christmas.)
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →O.K. first off i have to say, if i only talk about the game play itself, i do recommend this game, its fun, cute, and the puzzles are just challenging enough to keep you going. But with that said, i have to say i cant recommend this game because of the blatent SJW elements i see in it. for example, the main character is a girl, which i dont care, but then shes got multicolor hair, is black? asian? im not sure, again i dont care, but then she ends up dating anouther girl, and if it was writen…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →At the time of this writing, I'm 3.8 hours into the game and... Well, mild (not huge plot points) spoilers ahead. Tl;dr: enjoyable gameplay and mechanic, meh story. I recommend the puzzles and platforming, as they were quite fun. The story may or may not bore the hell out of and/or frustrate you. The music was fantastic, and the art would fluctuate between really, truly beautiful and really uncomfortable looking (not in a clever this-makes-you-uncomfortable way, but in a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Sometimes a little on the nose, Even the Ocean straddles the line between thoughtful and preachy, heartwarming and cheesy. The puzzle-platforming design is often simple, but it's also a refreshing take in a world still dominated by physics puzzles. It has a beautiful score, and crisp, original art that complement each other really well. Superlatives aside, I think this game is genuine in a way not typically seen in the medium (at least not in a more traditional genre like a platformer), and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I was extremely hopeful that I would enjoy this game as much as I did Anodyne. While Anodyne exists as an amazingly refreshing journey of self discovery based on a unique take of the zelda-esque topdown adventure game, this game is an enjoyable metroidvania whose ending provided a sense that I had wasted money and time on this title. [MINOR SPOILER AND RANT TO FOLLOW] I play video games to escape the dreary, boring, and often hopeless outlook of this world and enter a world where my…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Mediocre. I had such high hopes for this game, being as how it was from the same people who brought us the stunning "Anodyne"...possibly the best deconstruction of an RPG I've ever played, whilst still being a solid game in it's own right. This however....has SERIOUS flaws. But let's get the good stuff out the way. The graphics are really good though..I particularly like the parallax effect on the outdoor segments...and the gameplay is on the whole quite solid - very responsive and you never…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I liked this one as much as anodyne. Anodyne is a zelda-like weird but super cool game Even the Ocean is a megaman-like weird but super cool game ^^ If you liked anodyne you probably will like this one. If you like megaman games that are a bit different you will also like it.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Introduction You know what makes some indie games special? It’s not the topics they might touch or the more than decent price tags. It’s actually quite hard to describe the dedication some developers are capable of. The lengths they’d go to see their vision finally reach a point of satisfaction for both the creator and the consumer. Today I’m writing about a game with improved drastically over the years. Or should I say “games”? Much like how Hungary’s capital was formed through the unification…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →listening to some unused songs from Even the Ocean's OST. some fans say it is our most haunted game and i agree bc theres a whole 2nd unused OST made for the game in a style in-between Anodyne 1 and ETO. and the postgame is an entire game's worth of empty levels htch.bandcamp.com/track/in-a-s...
positive · AI labelView post →Decent game. I've played a bit of Gauntlet mode and I found it quite fun. The graphics are what you'd expect with a game like this. The gameplay and controls are very good. The puzzle platformer mechanics are very well implemented. The levels are well designed. The music has an ambient minimalist quality. It suits the game. The music for the stage "Restview Beach" is notably very good. Somebody put a lot of thought and effort into this game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If I could give a "neutral" review instead of a negative I would. The game isn't bad, just disappointing. The game is a puzzle-platformer, with a gimmick of changing your balance to more horizontal or vertical movement... that goes almost completely unused. I had to change my balance to solve a puzzle 2 or 3 times during the whole game. The stages are very straightforward and unchallenging, with no secrets nor different options of how to pass an obstacle. The background art is pretty but…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A mediocre game. I appreciate the creative effort that went into making it, and there are several original ideas, but if it was intended as an experiment then we should consider it a failed one. The graphics are quite pretty, which is probably the best thing I can say about this game. The music is not very good and, like many aspects of this game, does not to fit with in anything else in it. The story is very tedious and clunky. The poorly written bits of dialog (never skippable, often…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The overworld search was inspired by Wild Arms 3. I played this game as a kid and always thought it was a beautiful mechanic reminiscent of real-life finding. We experimented in Even the Ocean, but I'm excited that it's is a MUCH more unique and important part of Angeline Era!
neutral · AI labelView post →Charming puzzle platformer. It tells the story of a woman named Aliph who who fixes the power plants that power a city. Some weird environmental stuff starts going on and she has to fix power plants and eventually battle creatures who attack her city. The platforming is really well done. There's an energy balancing element to it. You have an energy bar that goes between green and purple, one type of energy makes you run faster and one makes you jump higher. But if you max out on either type,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Short, sweet, and filled with humanity. If Anodyne was their take on Link's Awakening, then Even the Ocean is carries the spirit of Terranigma and Soul Blazer. Joni and Sean have made something that reflects a diverse set of human experiences and weaved them into a concise story about the cycles of the natural world and our role in its balance. Best of all, it works alongside platforming mechanics that have you constantly balancing two energies within yourself to shift how you move, which…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It was hard for me to settle on a verdict for this game. This is an ambitious game that doesn't quite live up to its aims. The story is high-minded and philosophical, but it often feels like the writers' attempts to sound artistic or sophisticated are getting in the way of the emotional impact they're tring to achieve. Gameplay-wise, this is a pretty straightforward puzzle-platformer with low-to-moderate difficulty. Even the so-called "challenge" levels don't really ask all that much of the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Even the Ocean ✔️ always fun to play a game by @hantani.bsky.social and @even-kei.bsky.social! I think the only one left is All Our Asias and I'll be all caught up (until the next couple are done!)
positive · AI labelView post →The gameplay is super clean and focused, has a gorgeous and unique art style, and the music is great. The story pacing is a little slow for me, but there are a ton of options to speed that along. Also, some folks complain about "SJW" stuff, and, uh, I guess if you can't handle a game about a black woman fighting messed up corporations, you probably don't wanna play this one.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/32732116-IndieGems/]Follow our curator page: IndieGems if you like and want to see more reviews like this one. Even the Ocean is a 2D adventure platformer at a glance filled with a neat mechanic and no enemies. As I played, I came to realize that there were some deeper elements hidden within the game, including some commentary on modern day society as well. The game's primary focus seems to be the story. Like many other games, this one is cliched…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a very easy game. It kind of qualifies as one of those therapeutic zone-out games. There is no combat, only some decently crafted platforming sections. I did not hate my time with this game. It's not a problem, but worth mentioning: everyone in this game is gay. There are two straight characters and both men are literally staring at each other longingly.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A beautiful game with excellent music, wonderful puzzles, and an interesting world worth exploring.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Story: The story is not really new or special in any way. Pretty much obvious what’s going to happen. However, to be fair I used "Skip Dialogs" when I was on the second Island, since I could not be bothered by the story. So, I cannot judge the complete Story. However, I can’t really describe what problem I had with the story telling. It’s just I didn’t like it. Art: Well Art is subjective. I pretty much did not really like the art of the game. But that does not mean it is bad. Music: The…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →https://youtu.be/PfkH6WaNyRU Very lovely looking, well written game. Everything about this game is skillfully made. I enjoyed the platforming, balancing your energy instead of just killing things, and working your way though areas. Sometimes there are small puzzles not to do with platforming, which mixes the game up a bit. The graphics and music are so skill fully done - cut scenes and lovely story to guide you. A very polished, nice game to play.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I enjoyed Even the Ocean, it is an ok game. It is a puzzle platformer with a great deal of story and dialogue. The puzzles are intuitive, on the easy side, sometimes you have to try many times but they are all doable. The game is very weird, with 80's pixel graphics and scenes, it has a weird vibe and atmosphere to it, kinda depressive. The graphics has good looking scenography of the locations. The story is very ambitious, it wants to be philosophical and thought provoking but fails to do…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I didn't like it, I just didn't have that much fun. The art was great, some of the background images could be paintings. Saddly the character models wern't great. The sound track was very nice and calming. The missions were very easy, just do some basic platforming and interact with the terminal at the end and you're done. Oh ya, you can talk to npcs, some times you are even told to. I prefered the endgame the most. There's almost another game's worth of cut content, you can play it after you…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm not in an art mood tonight, so let's try a new indie gem! Angeline Era just came out, and it's made by the same people behind Anodyne and Even the Ocean. They have a fantastic history of taking classic retro game design and modernizing it, and I'm excited to see how they tackle bumpslash combat!
neutral · AI labelView post →Even The Ocean was the game that really sold me on Analgesic, especially the music - this one htch.bandcamp.com/track/the-ap... stood out to me immediately, so ethereal and dreamy. You should be very proud of this game, super special
positive · AI labelView post →Even the Ocean's Sophomore Woes and Shadow Drafts Even the Ocean (Analgesic Productions, 2016) is built on the idea of complementary, opposing forces. Light and dark, horizontal and vertical, a push/pull between energies which should contradict but if balanced keep each other aligned. It’s an obvious framework for Analgesic to work from: a duo dev team (Melos Han-Tani and Marina Kittaka) working on their second title, known for blending surreal art and humor with classic game motifs,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Even the Ocean may just seem like the typical pixel-art puzzle-platformer, but it goes beyond that by adding ingenious mechanics - light-and-dark energy balance - and weighty plot themes to the mix. Although it is true that the story is essentially spoon-fed to the player, this does not take anything away from the message it is attempting to transmit - one that is very much relevant in the world we live in. Controls feel smooth and intuitive and you can customize your game to fit your gamestyle…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very strong puzzle-platformer. Doesn't quite live up to Anodyne (which I adored), but hits along a similar aesthetic feel and executes very well in its own right. My main critique would be that the two halves of the game (the narrative and the puzzle-platformer elements) are disjointed -- the narrative sequences have their own feel, and the platforming sequences their own, and there is little tying them together. Like, the narrative explains what you're doing, but it feels like there could of…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Short review(and excuse my english). Positive: +Nice, relaxing, psychedelic soundtrack +Nice, retro graphics, dreamy locations +Interesting gameplay Negative: -Not a bad story, but not really exciting -Gameplay doesn´t use it´s full potential Conclusion: If you like nice, psychedelic soundtrack, retro graphics and a game with locations you would like to spend holidays, buy it :).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm gonna resume streaming next month on the 1st. I'm thinking of changing games since I haven't been having much fun streaming Even the Ocean. It's a good game, just doesn't feel like a streaming game.
neutral · AI labelView post →I really enjoyed my time with Even the Ocean. It's a fun puzzle platformer which introduces new mechanics for every single level all the way through the end of the game. It has a medium level of challenge, it isn't too difficult but it does require a bit of thinking and occasionally some reflexes to solve some of the puzzles. There is a story mode included as well, in case the platforming aspects are too challenging which is wonderful from an accessibility standpoint. The story is great and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fun game. Kinda short, got done in 9~10 hours but I enjoyed it. The story's nice too, definitely a bit of a heavy handed environmental story but that's fine too (probably need more nowadays). Honestly reminded me of Final Fantasy 7. Platforming is fun, not that challenging, still enjoyable. A very good, "play to completion through a weekend, or after work during the week" game.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A fantastic game with a diverse cast. -Three distinct play modes based aimed at different playstyles -A whole host of accessibility options and helping hands -Options for speedrunning/ impatient people -Fresh, interesting health system: balance between light/dark energy Definitely one to get!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Even the Ocean is a terrible Metroidvania for precisely the same reasons that spackle is a terrible ice cream. If you try to put something in a category that it doesn't belong in, of course it'll be a bad example of it. What it is, is a clever puzzle-platformer with an appealing protagonist, a neat story, and cool worldbuilding. The main mechanic is a bizarre two-pronged lifebar that starts out half green and half purple. Hazards are coded for one color or the other, and if the bar is ever…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A wonderful platforming game with an engaging story and excellent platforming. Wholeheartedly recommended
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Even the Ocean is a game that has beautiful graphics and tells a good tale of one person and the effect they have on the world, on a grand and small scale at the same time. The story itself is straightforward, there's little in the way of super secret things or huge plot twists. But it's a good story, and probably will be at the back of my mind for a good while. Gameplay is relatively simple. I could chalk up deaths of mine probably under fifteen total through the game, but for me the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I think one of the reasons I like platformers as a genre is that they're... fun. It's really simple, sometimes you just want to control a little pixelised character and make them jump around and solve puzzles. It doesn't really matter if the story is good (although if it is, then great!). People like the devs of say, Celeste, understand that you don't have to sacrifice the story to elevate the gameplay, or vice-versa. I'm not so sure the devs of Even the Ocean really get it. I have played two…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →note: as of writing this i have 60 hours of this game logged on itch.io, and many, many more unlogged hours from playing on a copy of this game with debug tools on. i hate steam. this review was written on 4/21/20, edited from an earlier placeholder even the ocean is a narrative action platformer about balance. it creates a vast world, filling it with people leading full and distinct lives, and wildnesses strange and beautiful. it speaks about race, queerness, class difference, power, and…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is such a tough game to review. I love it, just like the previous game from these devs, Anodyne. But where Anodyne's end game expanded to capture every bit of its exploration potential, Even the Ocean feels like a skeleton that never reaches its full potential in story and gameplay. I have many nitpicks, but the rough edges also make the game very memorable and special. The central theme and mechanic is about absorbing dark and light energy. As you become dark you move faster and as you…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →There's a lot to like about Even the Ocean. The platforming segments are really fun and inventive, with tight controls, a really unique light/dark energy mechanic that functions as both a health system and platforming tool (an imbalance towards light energy lets you jump higher, dark energy increases your horizontal speed, but too much of either puts you in danger of dying), and some great level design. The story is really well-told, with a great cast of diverse characters that spans all kinds…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Even the Ocean is a game for those that love the narrative above all else. It's very heavily story driven with a wide range of characters and interesting plot to drive the experience. The platforming is good as well, and the horizontal/vertical shift mechanic is novel and fun to play with. My biggest problem with this game is it was just too easy. Most of the beginning of the game felt very slow. The puzzles weren't particularly challenging and you don't have to worry much about dying…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm a big fan of anodyne, and I've been looking forward to this game for a while. This game has gotten a criminally small amount of coverage by the games media, so I'll try to be as detailed as I can without spoiling anything. Mechanically, this game is incredibly sound. Movement feels good, and the health system is incredibly smart and unique. From memory, there's somewhere around 10 main dungeons and a handful of mini dungeons. Each introduces and revolves around a specific mechanic,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lovely little platformer with intuitive mechanics, responsive controlls, and an interesting story.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Even the Ocean is a game that really gripped me from the beginning. The story is exactly what I admire in works of art, offering up a relevent and interesting view of the world that will stay with me. The gameplay is really solid but it starts too easy and only towards the end was it starting to feel like it was reaching it's potential. I would love more, harder levels as it is such a joy to control. The mechanics are so solid I couldn't help but imagine so many more possibilities for it!. So…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →More straightforward than the other Analgesic games I've played, but no less of a perfect shot right into my heart, Melos and Marina have done it yet again with this one. It seems that regardless of the exact flavour of the style that's approached with these games, a lot of core facets stay intact that lend themselves to the completely one of a kind identity they're steeped in. In this case we have something far more verbose and easy to grasp on a surface level compared to the typically…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As a platformer, it introduces original and fun mechanics that can carry the game alone. But the superb worldbuilding, combined with the thought-provoking dialogues and the dreamy setting and landscapes, is what makes this game unique and memorable. Can't recommend this enough.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →following their most cryptic work with their most straightforward, yet no even more dense in all the small moments and details holding up the overall framework. every character and location points to an entire world rendered in storybook shorthand by way of a two-person indie game...an imaginative space that can feel of unbelievable scale if u fully give yourself to it. even at her most direct and prosaic, marina fills the script with so many little thoughtful moments, and finds surprising room…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Stay well away from this propaganda piece disguised as a game if you value your brain cells. This game is simply Twitter: The Game, in the sense that it is a piece of 'woke', anti-White propaganda disguised as a video game. I originally bought this on the heels of Anodyne, excitedly preordering it after Anodyne being not only a game I enjoyed, but the first ever game I played to completion on Steam, voluntarily buying it even after originally getting it when it was being advertised on the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Great balance between story and platformer. Not too difficult either and the puzzles around balancing energy every level kept me coming back for more. Loved the social commentary as well. Very engaging game overall.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A relaxing platformer with believable characters, a charmful world and an actually really engrossing story. Full of nintendo inspired music, Even the Ocean is a unique must have.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is interesting. At the beginning, it gives you kind of a FF6-or-7-vibe, that high-fantasy-meets-sci-fi kind of atmosphere. You play as a female technician, and most of the gameplay reminds me of the SNES metroid game. I guess I'd call it a puzzle-platformer. The levels are beautiful, the soundtrack is amazing (if you've played Anodyne, their other game, you already know what I'm talking about). If you wanna feel nostalgic for a bit and play thru a modern game that feels like a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Very unique with interesting mechanics. The story isn't that great in some areas like how nothing you do seems to matter, but its still a good game. 8/10
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Extremely memorable and not without enchanting vibes and imagery rivalling that of Analgesic Production's earlier and much beloved game Anodyne. Being their second game put out, this esoteric gem really tells me the makers have established a unique style and direction, and I hope they continue to make games and dreamy soundtracks!!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’ve played every Analgesic game over the last 10 years and people are sleeping on Even the Ocean. When that game came out, it felt like a leap forward for what yall could do and got me to be a long term fan
positive · AI labelView post →debating if I wanna go for the last Anodyne achievement (speed running the game) or just start Even the Ocean
neutral · AI labelView post →
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