Paul writes "Valley aggressively pushes above and beyond the industry-established scope of narrative-driven exploration games. It fills the gaps between the story bits with dynamic gameplay and fun traversal, offering you a wide array of tools to get across the environments. The valley itself is beautifully designed, offering the occasional breathtaking view and the soundtrack is fantastic. Because of its constant change of pace, I found myself enjoying the storytelling of Valley far more than the likes of something like Everyone's Gone To The Rapture and found the traversal to be far more compelling than what the Mirror's Edge series had to offer".
Aaron plays some Valley on the Switch and relearns how much fun it can be to walk, run and jump.
Valley might be more like a book than a video game; you pick it up, you experience its story to your satisfaction, you put it down.
COGconnected: Valley is full of soul and rich with life, yet even with beautiful graphics and an enjoyable narrative, there isn't much reason to come back to this overly serene sleeper.
Interesting how this bargain bin not-well received on other platforms tile is the life of the party on the Switch.
