Paradise Marsh

"An interesting adventure in verse and in first person with an infinite map visually beautiful but slightly complicated to understand in terms of its mechanics. A short, fun and relaxing experience."

"Overall, though this 2 to 3-hour-long journey is a tribute to uniqueness, it might not be for everyone due to falling short of making the player feel evenly rewarded for their efforts. Paradise Marsh is certainly not a game that …"

"Whether it&s;s the game&s;s assistance features like the journal or the chirping, the game&s;s small, slow, and yet quick-to-completion nature, or the poetic and uplifting vibe the game presents, Paradise Marsh feels made deliberately and with care. LazyEti delivers an …"

"Paradise Marsh is a game I didn&s;t know I needed. It&s;s one of my surprise hits 2022. It&s;s a super relaxing adventure."

"Explore an endless wetlands in this glorious study in nature and solitude"

"To see the game’s ending, you must catch enough bugs to complete all constellations. I haven’t gotten there yet, despite the fact that Paradise Marsh can be finished in about 2 to 4 hours. But this is a game about …"

"Paradise Marsh was a great game to chill out with; I finished in just under two hours, but I could see spending more time exploring the world to discover all it has to give."

"Paradise Marsh clearly communicates what it wants to say and the questions it wants the players to consider. Much like life, will players take their time and explore or rush through to see the ending? Will they swing their net …"

"While it’s the right time of year for some creepiness and scares, quality still needs to count for something"

"The tone-setting music from Disasterpeace (Fez, Hyper Light Drifter) is tremendous, and the chunky 3D world is stylish and wondrous. A handful of mysterious in-game achievements encourage further exploration of the world beyond catching the bugs. Your time in this …"

"Paradise Marsh seems less concerned about being an "adventure" and more about delivering feelings. Some will no doubt appreciate its efforts. Others, like me, might feel it needs to work harder at providing what&s;s advertised. I feel bad knocking a …"