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Voyage Review in 3 Minutes Venturous cinematic adventure with light puzzles

Voyage Is a Concise & Delightful Adventure – Review in 3 Minutes

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Voyage by Venturous is a hand-drawn cinematic adventure game about two survivors on a journey to find their way home. Along the way, you will solve light puzzles and glean more about the lore of the world through its stunning environments.

In short, I adored this game. The three-hour journey left me hungry for more, yet deeply satisfied in the delightful, enchanting experience that is the game. Its sense of childlike wonder brought me, and I hope many others, a great deal of joy. Considering this is the first game by the two brothers that make up the Venturous team, I will be waiting in eager anticipation for whatever wonderful experience they dream up next.

Voyage can be enjoyed as a solo or co-op adventure and is available now for $14.99 (plus current 10% launch discount) on PC via Steam.

Watch our full Review in 3 Minutes for Voyage.


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Amy Campbell
Amy Campbell is a contributor for The Escapist. She spends her days behind the scenes, helping develop video games as a Producer within the Australian game development scene. By night (or very early morning), she turns her attention to celebrating and discussing the latest wonders of the industry she loves. Having started her career in games with OnlySP back in 2018, Amy has continued to engage and critique a wide range of indie and AAA games over the years in written, video, and live-streamed formats. Highlights of her work include interviews with composer Austin Wintory and actor Michael Mando, as well as Adventure Is Nigh! – the D&D series exclusive to The Escapist. Amy holds a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Media, Diploma of Game Design, and a Certificate IV in Fitness, making her the most game-obsessed fitness instructor you’ll ever meet.