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World of One

Grimwood Team · Jun 8, 2017

PC · Xbox One · Switch

Teen

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Imagine: you live in your own small world that has everything you need – cozy home, backyard with a rocking chair, beautiful garden, and your own amusement park with music and unlimited amounts of fireworks to launch. You even have a Ferris wheel to touch the stars! Nothing stands between you and this secluded paradise, only an unsettling feeling in the back of your mind that something is going wrong. At some point, it all dramatically changes and now you have to find out what this world really conceals…

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  • Xbox Tavern

    Mark Sherwood · Nov 13, 2018

    4.8
    World of One is far more frustrating than it is fun. Don’t be fooled by its decent Limbo-esque design, because for the most part, you’re either subject to cheap deaths, sluggish combat, or bugs that are seemingly game-breaking. There’s a few exciting moments and some interesting ideas thrown into the mix later in, but nothing that can be considered particularly redeeming.
  • GameSpace.com

    Matt Keith · Jun 28, 2017

    7.2
    For those that enjoy more of an artistic expression in your video games World of One will probably be down your alley. However poor combat and controls tend to hamper the experience of exploring the story and world that Grimwood Team has created. For those looking for a smooth gameplay experience, at present you won’t find it here. However if you’re willing to push through bad combat mechanics and sluggish controls you might just find the piece of art that you truly enjoy despite how others view it.
  • Cultured Vultures

    Dean West · Jun 14, 2017

    7.5
    World of One does a lot of things well, and does manage to set itself apart from it's peers, but the virtues of its unique style and atmosphere give way to some clunky mechanics that outweigh their contribution to the overall package. This missed potential keeps World of One from true greatness, but it is a solid puzzler nonetheless.

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