All Our Asias is a moving, succinct game. One of my favorite aspects of Melos Han-Tani's games is after I'm done smiling, laughing, and crying, I often find myself researching subject matter that is dealt with in game.

Totally worth your time. Though the writing can be on the nose at times Yuito is one of the most fun protagonists I've ever seen. Very much a walking sim that you take your time to enjoy. A little frustrating dealing with the invisible walls but an unforgettable experience.

fun game not too hard and good story line :)

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I'm not really the crowd this experience is aiming for, but it be pleasant nonetheless

This is a strange game. It's a walking sim, which I don't mind, but the story is a bit confusing. That might have been intentional, I'm not sure.
However, I absolutely loved the whole vibe, with sometimes dreamy sometimes trippy 90s visuals and a great, vaporwave/dreampunk-inspired soundtrack.
I couldn't relate much to the story but I liked the themes of race and empathy. It made me think, which I always enjoy from a game.

I had a 100% great time with "All Our Asias" so far. I don't understand what kind of person would criticize a gift, but even if I wanted to, I wouldn't have anything negative to say about this game. The music, retro graphics and gameplay are very relaxing. The categorization Walking Simulator is not wrong, but unfortunately it has a negative connotation for no reason. Why would a visual novel or playable movie be a good thing but a walking simulator not. I enjoy exploring this surreal world and getting an important message told in a great way. Analgesic Productions' games manage to make me look at the world from a different perspective every time. The writing is some of the best and most unique I've seen. While many big productions such as FF16 fail to captivate me with their mindless, clichéd stories and dialogs
I look forward to every new line in this game.
Nevertheless, I think that the action-adventure "Anodyne 2" and the 3d platformer "Sephonie" are a better entry point for newcomers, as they are among the best indie games for me. In my eyes, Analgesic Productions' games are proof that video games can be art because of their uncompromising individuality.
I'm definitely looking forward to playing this game to the end. Thank you for this great gift.

Really intriguing in terms of premise and look! Not necessarily a mind blowing narrative, but definitely worth thinking through and taking your time with :)

This game is simply, incredible.

The art style, all pixelated and retro, feels somewhat nostalgic to old school games and I just love it. Even most of the screen is taken up by a device and all text is displayed in a box. I love it.

The music is ever so fitting. Nice and relaxing when it needs to be and creepy and ominous when it needs to be.

The movement of the game is so polished. I love how floaty it feels. Jumping around has never been more fun!

Join Yuito, who traverses his dying father's memory world for answers to questions he's been wondering his whole life. Will he get the answers he's been looking for or will it all be in vain?

Honestly, it's criminal that this game is free, it's THAT good. I enjoyed every single second. I hope to see more games take inspiration from this because it is truly a spectacle.