Steam Game 'walk' Holds 100% Positive Rating With 195 Reviews
The game's sustained 100% positive rating across more than 10 days and 195 reviews shows that its quiet, everyday-life mini-game format is resonating widely with Steam players.
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Independent developer bilge released the casual game 'walk' on Steam on July 18. The game, themed around taking a walk, contains over 40 mini-games in partitioned windows. It has maintained a 100% positive rating from 195 user reviews for more than 10 days, earning a 'Very Positive' status. A demo is available on itch.io.
Developer bilge's 'walk' has held a perfect 100% positive rating on Steam since its July 18 release, based on 195 user reviews at the time of writing. The game presents over 40 mini-games in small windows on a blue screen, each capturing ordinary moments like collecting flowers, finding cats, brewing coffee, or opening doors.
The picture-book art style draws on the medieval streetscapes of Tallinn's Kalamaja district, and the developer cites Jiro Taniguchi's manga 'The Walking Man' as an influence. A release commemorative sale runs until August 2, pricing the game at 212 yen, 20% off the regular price. A demo is available on itch.io.
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