Everything is conveyed silently, meaning you won’t read or hear a single piece of dialogue. What’s your goal? To burn your belongings of the past and reach the summit of the mountain. This style extends less in its presentation, as the game is played isometrically, although you can still act as a cameraman by zooming in and out. The game establishes its cinematic flair from the get-go, boasting black bars like a film and using a shaky zoom-in as if there were a cinematographer filming. He is on a swan pedal boat, eventually stepping foot on a secluded, mountainous area. Although the actual puzzling can be routine, strong imagery and a blissful soundtrack help elevate the game to be a genuinely great indie.īonfire Peaks opens with a shot of a nameless man. Yet, here we have a level-based, isometric puzzler that presents the act of a man’s closure, the embrace & abandonment of an unpleasant past. It can be tough to tackle themes in something as gamey as the puzzle genre. Bonfire Peaks Review OctoLorenzo Lombardi - No Comments
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