 | | Recommended | by rictic
33.7 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.4 years ago | Last Played 6.9 years ago |
This game is fascinating. Captivating.
Every play-through I have a new story. Every time I forge new relationships with people. I get to see how people behave in different circumstances. Someone helps me. I help someone. I'm abandoned at birth. I teach someone how to farm. I live until old age and pass on the clothing it took me my entire life to make.
The most interesting game about... |
| | Recommended | by Penguin
33.7 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.1 years ago | Last Played 8.0 years ago |
Truly special game that is full of unique experiences. I can't stop thinking about it. |
| | Recommended | by Fun and Teaching
33.7 hours on record |
| | Posted 7.8 years ago | Last Played 7.2 years ago |
This is the greatest game I've ever encountered. It teaches people how fortunate we are today as well as showing how teamwork is very important. I highly recommend this game for people who like progression and role play. It is also entertaining because you have a wide variety of paths to choose in your life. You even have many lives to live. But those are just some of the many great things of One ... |
| | Recommended | by RicoH
33.7 hours on record |
| | Posted 7.4 years ago | Last Played 7.0 years ago |
Most promising game in a long time, endless possebilities. Great work Jason! |
| | Recommended | by Demetry
33.4 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.0 years ago | Last Played 4.5 years ago |
I spent my time helping a man build his first berry farm from the soil to the trees. It was the most impressive I've seen. He dedicated his whole life to new berries. We died together eating berries on his farm.
This game is something else. |
| | Recommended | by meme
33.4 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.3 years ago | Last Played 5.5 years ago |
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| | Recommended | by Rambo
33.2 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.3 years ago | Last Played 5.3 years ago |
Very nice game with a very nice concept |
| | Recommended | by Zarina
33.2 hours on record |
| | Posted 8.3 years ago | Last Played 7.1 years ago |
I was a boy born into a village built by people who had come and gone years before we ever arrived, my grandmother having traveled to the once abandoned site by foot from her own, bear-worshiping town.
It was cold. There was no fire in the village to warm ourselves by, so we shivered and hungered. We could still feed ourselves, but we ate much faster than we grew crops.
As I grew, gr... |
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