Ayasa: Shadows of Silence
Critic Reviews for Ayasa: Shadows of Silence
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence is a product where the artistic aspect dominates the entire experience, but which cannot sustain the entire production on a decadent gameplay structure. As it stands, the experience is so undermined by control issues, crippling bugs and sound gaps that Ayasa's journey is more a test of frustration than pleasure. This title is a beautiful dream trapped in corrupted code, a work that perhaps, after many months and many patches, will find its redemption.
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In Ayasa: Shadows of Silence it is easy to admire the eerie world, striking creature designs, and surreal storytelling, but much harder to ignore the bugs, input issues, and audio shortcomings that undermine them. For players who value atmosphere and ambition over polish, there is something memorable here; for everyone else, Ayasa: Shadows of Silence is likely to linger as a haunting “what could have been” rather than an essential horror experience.
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence is an artistic game with a dreamlike story that grows on you with its weirdness. However, the game lacks a certain level of polish expected in a launch title and needs more time.
“Stunning Art, Broken Experience” Ayasa: Shadows of Silence possesses a rare artistic and narrative vision for platformers and horror games, with a symbolic world and a powerful visual and auditory atmosphere. However, weak technical execution and clunky controls prevent it from reaching its full potential. A unique experience for those who appreciate art and symbolism, but it's not yet ready to deliver a cohesive gameplay experience.
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