#journeygame

[aothecat]

Sky kid and The Traveler - SKY: COTL & JOURNEY

[gamerism]

Journey - [3/?]

[chubby-art-blog]

Small fanart of Journey <3

[forthfora]

[gaellealiaga]

This is a project I had to do for my art school. A small chess piece inspired by Cosimo Galluzzi’s work and Journey game !

[systelon]

「  5/2/2020  」

[icicledream-archive]

happy 10th anniversary to a little game that means everything to me.

[snowhex]

#inktober Day 7: Trip (Journey)

[proserpiiart]

I love Journey and I will never not love Journey. One of the very first art prints I ever made for cons was for Journey and it is a piece that I now look at and cringe so I wanted to do another piece that really did the game justice with the skillset I have gained! So here we are and I’m incredibly proud of this one!

You can grab this one as an A4 print on my Etsy (link in the source), or you can just appreciate how pretty it is I’m good with either one <3

[thevoidisloudandwantsorangejuice]

For all the people playing Sky:Children of the Light

Can we talk about how horrifying Eye of Eden is?

You, A CHILD, must make your way past flying rocks, red weird stuff, and the krill patrolling everything.

You, A CHILD, with all your winged flight you’ve collected, must try to give as many fallen children as possible your flight, making it harder on you stay alive and reach others as showers of rocks pummel you and at the same time you are trying not to extinguish your fire.

Because you do not survive the Eye of Eden. The moment you enter, you accept that you will die. The question is how many kids can you save before you do?

Like, think about it. I bet the first time our kids go through the eye of eden, suffer, save others, and die, and then get reborn again, they must have been tramatized. Or maybe they’ve done it so many times that with kid logic, they made it into a game? Like, do you think they fear death? Since they can be reborn as many times as possible, that death has become something as normal as flying? Like do our kids need some therapy?

It reminded me a lot of the blizzard scene in Journey. These characters, in Sky and Journey, know they are going to die but continue on. They keep pushing on til their last breath. When I rewatch those scenes, it makes me feel something. I don’t have the words for it, but I feel it is the essence of those two games. It shows the character of our two protagonists. Whatever that may be.

[fighterpilotdragon02]

haHA, I FINALLY FINISHED IT!!!! Got obsessed with the game Journey, which features a nonverbal character dressed primarily in red. Probably not intentionally autistic coded, but I will take it. Edit 23 June 2023: Fixed the formatting and made it more tumblr friendly

[gamerism]

Journey - [6/?]

[geekynerfherder]

#JourneyGame, first released on #PS3 consoles #OnThisDay in 2012 by #ThatGameCompany (@thatgamecompany) #TitleScreen #OTD #Playstation3 #Playstation #VideoGames #Gaming https://www.instagram.com/p/CMXsryZAzCb/?igshid=bph46bfztsts

[little-paper-man]

Sequel to This - and I’ll probably be making quite a few more since people really like the first one!

[sumixia]

All that's left is the sky and magic lines coming out the mountain. Hoo boy, the sky's gonna take awhile.

[thegoatmansbridge]

wrow journey also slaps. I’ve done a surprising amount of digital work during this quarantine period? It’s unusual as I’m not very comfortable working digitally, but I’m not complaining >>