Gloomy Eyes for Xbox One
A love story in the dark
- Paid
- 4.3
- 1
- V varies-with-devices
A love story in the dark
Gloomy Eyes is a beautifully melancholic adventure set in a world cloaked in eternal night. You follow Gloomy, a kind-hearted zombie boy, and Nena, a rebellious human girl, as they defy their divided worlds. Together, they seek to restore sunlight and unite the living and undead.
Dual characters, one enchanting quest
In this single-player journey, players switch between Gloomy and Nena to solve clever environmental puzzles. Each character has unique abilities, and success depends on their cooperation. The levels are stunning rotating dioramas, overflowing with charming detail. It’s a creative and visually rich experience with an emotional, storybook-like narrative.
The Tim Burton-inspired art style in Gloomy Eyes brings a spooky, whimsical charm without resorting to gore or jump scares. It’s atmospheric and family-friendly, with touching moments of love and courage. However, some puzzles can feel repetitive or underwhelming in complexity, which does not satisfy players looking for a deeper challenge.
A bittersweet fairytale worth exploring
Gloomy Eyes is a hauntingly heartwarming tale wrapped in a unique visual style. Its touching story, charming characters, and artistic presentation make it a standout indie experience. It’s perfect for those who appreciate story-driven games with a magical, melancholic twist.
Pros
- Stunning diorama-style visuals
- Charming, heartfelt story
- Unique dual-character gameplay
- No gore or jump scares – safe for all ages
Cons
- Puzzle design can feel a bit simplistic
Also available in other platforms
Gloomy Eyes for Xbox One
- Paid
- 4.3
- 1
- V varies-with-devices
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