A stunningly gorgeous game that makes you feel the weight of its characters and story; its combat is tough but at times uninteresting.

Developer: tha ltd., Enhance When I first heard about Humanity back when it released, it didn’t really catch my attention. At first...

Funny, stylish, grimy, and perhaps even weirder the first game - but it doesn't do anything particularly new or surprising to exceed it.

Thoughtfully sheds light on a real systemic problem in a unique way, but its bugs and lack of depth keep it from being as impactful.

Its art style and music make for a breath-taking experience in a vast world, although the limited story left me wanting for a little more.

Surpassed my expectations with its story and voice acting, but it sometimes fell a bit short when it came to platforming elements.

A cute, fun game to spark awareness about endangered animals, but movement can feel slow, burdensome, and unpolished.

Somewhat narrow in its storytelling and world-building, but it's very successful in creating a fun, tight, satisfying platforming experience

Difficult to describe, but an incredibly cathartic, genuinely fun musical experience unlike anything else I've played.

Packs exploration, farming, crafting, and heartfelt stories all into a beautiful package that stands apart, despite occasional bugs and gaps

So heartfelt, so genuine, and so sweet, while also being a really catchy and fast-paced puzzle-platformer.

Breathtakingly beautiful, visually and musically, but it gives the minimum in being a fun and entertaining game.

A stylish, freeing game with a distinctive humor and personality, although the platforming and movement doesn't always feel as ideal.

Does experimental stuff in its gameplay that I believe mostly pays off, although the story could have been more cohesive in its two worlds.

Despite an unclear story and very simple controls, Never Yield is an incredibly catchy and satisfying game to master and move along to.

A gorgeous game visually and auditorily with a very different take on platforming.

Incredible quality in its precise gameplay and how it uses it to tie in to the mental and emotional issues it sheds light on.

Although scrappy in terms of story and art, it's a pure and well-crafted platformer that motivates you to keep trying through the challenge

A platformer where you play a young boy running from human hunters, dogs, and other terrifying threats in a cruel, somber world.

Developer: Puzzling Dream Note: The Way was originally released for PC in 2016. The Way Remastered was released for the Switch in...