Игрок 4702·Рекомендует

Um jogo curto com uma premissa até que interessante. Você se encontra em um mundo distópico onde parou de chover há mil anos e toda a água da Terra evaporou para as nuvens, qual a sua solução ? Começar a construir imensas torres de madeira e pedra para alcançar o céu e coletar a água necessária para a sobrevivência, porém, ninguém consegue chegar lá ... Seria esse uma representação do mito de Sísifo ? Será que o rei da Éfira conseguirá levar a sua para algum lugar ? Descubra, demora menos de 20 minutos

Игрок 9598·Рекомендует

very short not much too it would of loved to see more of the world or the people. the actual place is very pretty but hard to read since its all the same color. its hard to find the keys/pages. not much story but worth the free price tag.

Игрок 9671·Рекомендует·1 ч в игре

It's a gorgeous game,would really like an expanded version of it,it's really small like half an hour small,the dlc doesn't really appeal me cause it's just some wallpapers and not any expantion but if they ever make an expaned game of it I will be the first to preorder,very beautiful artstyle,and quite humurous too and also had some dark messages,the commentry was also really good,overall a 8 outta 10 the only downside being the games extremely short runtime and there was no way to die or any thrilling factor in the game like the game really holds our hand and make it a lil too simple and the devs hard work really shows on the graphics and design and all just a lil correction that the devs needa make is it's "further",not "farther" but really gorgeous of a game really flawless

Игрок 5100·Не рекомендует

Cloud Climber is a interactive, walking simulator short story more so than a game, but I did enjoy what was here, although it was barebones. The ominous setting & stellar visuals are the best aspects of this game, but honestly there really isn't much other than that here. If you want a nice setting with good visuals & looking to pass 15 minutes of your time it's alright, but honestly I wouldn't really recommend it. 3.5 / 10

Игрок 4207·Рекомендует·9 ч в игре

Cloud Climber — бесплатный приключенческий симулятор ходьбы с элементами головоломок: вы исследуете сюрреалистичные башни, стремящиеся к облакам, и пытаетесь добыть воду в мире, где иссякли все наземные источники. Геймплей строится на неспешном исследовании, взаимодействии с механизмами (повороте рычагов, укладке досок) и внимательном изучении окружения; повествование подаётся через закадровый рассказ, раскрывающий мрачную предысторию цивилизации. Прохождение занимает около часа, упор сделан на атмосферу и визуальную эстетику. Плюсы: выразительный рисованный стиль и умиротворяющая атмосфера — нарисованные от руки фоны и мягкие цветовые переходы создают ощущение сказочной меланхолии, а неспешный темп позволяет проникнуться настроением опустевшего мира; лаконичные, но уместные головоломки — задачи вроде укладки досок или активации рычагов не перегружают геймплей, а органично вписываются в исследование башен, сохраняя фокус на созерцании и истории. Минусы: минимальная интерактивность и низкая сложность — большинство действий сводится к ходьбе и простым взаимодействиям, из‑за чего игра может показаться слишком пассивной тем, кто ждёт более ощутимого вызова; короткая продолжительность и скромный нарратив — за час раскрывается лишь базовая завязка, а сюжет остаётся скорее намёком, чем полноценной историей, что оставляет ощущение незавершённости. Итог: спокойный и живописный симулятор ходьбы для тех, кто ценит атмосферность, минималистичные головоломки и эстетику нарисованных миров. Подойдёт любителям медитативного геймплея и коротких эмоциональных впечатлений, но вряд ли понравится тем, кто ищет активное взаимодействие или развёрнутое повествование.

Игрок 4720·Рекомендует

for a free game, even though short, its pretty neat. only con being its too short.

Игрок 9333·Рекомендует

something simple,slow and really peaceful game. although i beat it in a crisp 10 minutes, those were the best minutes i've spent, this game has a bittersweet ending.

Игрок 5802·Рекомендует·2 ч в игре

Cloud Climber is one of those really short games that I think works best when I do not expect it to be a normal full length adventure. It is a first person walking game set in a world where it has stopped raining and all of Earth's water has disappeared into the clouds. Humanity has spent generations building enormous towers in the hope of reaching that water, and I am climbing through the remains of those attempts. The idea is simple, but I like how quickly the game establishes a lonely and slightly depressing atmosphere without needing a huge amount of dialogue or complicated gameplay. Most of what I actually do is explore the towers and interact with simple objects to keep moving upwards. I climb stairs, operate mechanisms, cross gaps and look around the environment while the narration slowly explains what happened to the world. There is no combat and there is not really a traditional puzzle system either, so I am mostly there to experience the setting and story. Normally that would not be enough for me, but the huge towers and the idea behind them give me enough curiosity to keep going. The hand drawn visual style is probably the strongest part of the game for me. The towers look strange and impressive, especially when I can see how far they stretch into the sky. The warm lighting and fog give everything a quiet atmosphere that works surprisingly well with the bleak story. I also like the fully voiced narration because it makes the world feel more personal. I am not just reading random notes and guessing what happened. I am being guided through the history of this dying world while I explore it. The biggest issue is definitely the length. The game is designed to take around 10 to 15 minutes, and that is not an exaggeration. I can finish the whole experience very quickly, which means there is almost no replay value once I know the story. I understand that this was made as a short game and I do not think it is fair to criticise it for not being a ten hour adventure, but it still affects how much value I can give it. I would have liked more towers, more exploration and more opportunities to learn about the people who built everything. I also think the actual gameplay is extremely basic. There are a few simple interactions, but I am never really challenged. I am mostly walking from one point to another and listening to the narration, so the experience depends almost entirely on whether the atmosphere and story are enough to keep me interested. For me, they mostly are, but there are moments where I feel like I am looking at something much more interesting than what I am actually doing. The game could have used a little more interaction without losing its relaxed style. Even with that limitation, I think Cloud Climber has a memorable concept. The idea of humanity building higher and higher into the sky because there is no water left is genuinely interesting, and I like the way the game lets me piece together what happened by exploring the abandoned structures. It also helps that the game is completely free, so I am not making a major commitment to experience it. I can finish it in one sitting and still come away with a clear impression of its world and story. Overall, Cloud Climber is a short but atmospheric experience that I think gets a lot out of very little. I like the hand drawn art, voice narration, lonely setting and simple story, and the central idea of building towers towards the clouds is strong enough to stay with me after the game ends. The extremely short length and almost complete lack of gameplay depth keep it from reaching the higher ratings I give to more substantial games. Still, for a free experience that only asks for a few minutes of my time, I think it is worth playing when I want something calm, strange and a little depressing. Rating: 7.8/10