AnShi

AnShi is a fun but flawed narrative exploration game in the style of games like ABZU and Submerged. After crash landing on a mysterious desert planet, you set out to uncover the mysteries of the alien ruins scattered across the landscape. I enjoyed the story, and the music is outstanding. However, the movement can be clunky, and the visuals are a mixed bag. AnShi distinguishes itself from other exploration games by...

9 found this helpful, 2021-03-30

I didn't like what little I played of it. It wasn't fun for me and I could tell I wasn't going to like it; and the hoverboard movement makes me queasy very quickly. The hoverboard moves too quickly at times (when you boost especially) and the visuals get too blurry and the camera shakes way too much for me. I don't want to play it and I don't know if I could without getting sick.

19 found this helpful, 2021-03-14

AnShi is a fantastic game with a few flaws that I think could be easily fixed. The great: The graphics and music are stunning, and the story, sound effects, level design and character animation are all very good. Visually and sonically AnShi is really immersive as the environments are so big and detailed and the sound effects fit the world much better than I have seen/heard in many games. It is clear that a lot of...

6 found this helpful, 2021-05-30