Inspired by ancient Ethiopian legends, Eqqo is a poetic narrative puzzle game, an initiatory adventure, and a love song to nature. It’s the improbable epic of two foreign creatures one to the other... A child who can't see, and an Egg, as fragile as it is vital.
Look at Eqqo's world through the eyes of his mother, who will guide him while telling his story. Help him use the powers of the Egg to advance through mysterious rooms and awaken the Temple's sleeping mechanisms... Foil ancient traps... And repel the dark forces that want to seize the Egg!
Eqqo’s walkthrough represents more than five hours of gameplay, a compelling story, original musics recorded with philharmonic orchestra and complete voice acting.
January 29, 2019
That's the kind of games well designed. Good storytelling, great voices, simple but beautiful graphics. Puzzles not too hard to resolve . Just, sit down and relax playing this game, feel the peace in it, enjoy the little details. It's a beautiful puzzle game. Recommended. You can play seated without any problem.
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January 30, 2019
Love this one. Perspectives are totally awesome, remind me on KIN. Artwork with great love to the detail. More an experience with a story than a game. Great to relax and enjoy. Awesome soundtrack and storytelling too, feels very polished.
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March 24, 2019
This is a very well-made game. Great, original visuals aided by nice music and narration. Puzzles are of the variety you’d see in these types of games (pressure plate opens a door, which leads to a handle, and so on), but it feels fresh in this environment. Moments of tension sprinkled in, as well as moments of wonder and sadness, vary it up. Overall a great game and experience for the price.
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February 2, 2019
EQQO has the atmosphere of Ico from the PlayStation 2 with a touch of Moss VR. I suspect the designers were also inspired by Studio Ghibli's films. This is a beautifully crafted game that's enjoyable from start to finish and ranks right up there with games like Virtual Virtual Reality and Drop Dead. It's a Go game I feel should be ported up to the PSVR, Rift, and Vive so everyone will get to experience it.
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January 30, 2019
Really nice game, looks great and is really nice for the whole family!
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