As of now, Jusant is my all time favorite game. There are so many things to like about it. The story is great, the visuals and soundtrack are astounding, I really like the visual (and aural) storytelling. It really makes you feel for the characters and the situation they're in. It's really interesting to learn about their society and how things worked. The climbing mechanic is good and it makes every grip and handhold feel more meaningful and with decision. The climbing isn't that hard and falling only sets you back as far as your rope, so it's not too challenging. It's a game where you can just sit back, relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery, and the interesting story. The physics are a little wonky at times and sometimes it's a little hard to know where you can or can't climb, but it's never too frustrating. Overall, besides a few little things here or there, it is a phenomenal game and I would highly recommend it to anyone who likes relaxing, story rich games.

I got stuck in the scenery or glitched through walls a couple times trying to find the path up, I feel like it's climbing on railroads and the stamina mechanic just makes chapter 3 way too stressful.

A stunning journey up a mountain that left me wanting more.

This game oozes charm, with its painterly textures, soft melodies and evocative writing. The gameplay feels great, but it ended sooner than I was expecting, so I really wish we had at least 3 or 4 more chapters before the credits rolled in.

My biggest hope is that we get a sequel someday, because there's plenty of room to expand these mechanics, and make the game more complex and challenging. Puzzles would also be a great addition to this, since the game already plays well with verticality and a massive sense of scale - so more gameplay variety would only help make it more dynamic.

In conclusion, a spectacular experience, that you should get on a sale so you won't feel disappointed once you quickly reach the finish line.