GRIS+ Hack 1.0.5 + Redeem Codes

I have been waiting for this game to drop ever since I saw it in Apple Arcade. When I saw that it was downloaded of that really excited and started playing it. I played it for hours on end and got pretty far. When I tried to load a safe file, it loads as if it was in a cut scene. I thought maybe the Wi-Fi was bad where I was but then I got home and realize that unfortunately it is a bug in the game which refuses to let you go any farther. It’s just stuck on a cut scene which is unfortunate because I do not want to start over but I’m going to have to. It’s as if it was in a cut scene which basically means that it won’t let you jump it won’t let you move at all because it thinks it’s still in a film mode?

It’s a puzzle game at its core, but the scenes, color, and even the name tell such a beautiful story. My son loved the color aspect of it because we played Hue together. This was a pretty good talking piece in my little family about mental health, especially since my son is super sensitive. But this game was so well done! Speaking from the perspective of someone who has experienced great loss and manages depression and anxiety, the music and opening scene cued the overall theme to me immediately. I can only imagine it did the same for many others who played the game.

One thing the really struck me is something that I tell myself when dealing with an episode of depression. Things only seem hard because you’re in the midst of it. Once you find the solution, it’s like “duh, why didn’t I think of this before?” Offering yourself a bit of grace and patience when going through something hard, regardless of what people on the outside are saying, is key to getting better, feeling better, and living better.

Ultimately, I loved this game! Well done! I have to go back and get all the achievements but I honestly don’t mind playing it again.

I don’t understand the reviews because i found this game to be absolutely beautiful and i think it achieved exactly what it was supposed to. there were times when i found it to be challenging but just simple enough to not stress me out. because of this style, i was also able to really get the storyline and what i think was the overall message of the game. the graphics and soundtrack were gorgeous and calming & as someone with adhd, that’s what i look for in indie games. intensity but not stress, if that’s makes any sense. i don’t typically write reviews but the ending of the game made me shed a few tears. maybe it’s because i’m going through something but this game was perfect for what i needed. definitely slower paced but i couldn’t seem the stop playing. all in all, it took me two days to finish lol. 100% worth it in my opinion and to the creators and team, thank you for sharing this game with us 🖤 much love

This is one of the prettiest games i’ve ever played. The art, the gameplay, the music, all of it adds up to create an enchanting experience. The gameplay certainly isn’t as complicated as other games i’ve played but I think the point of the game isn’t the gameplay; it’s to tell a story through the art and design. The simplicity of the gameplay makes the art and music stand out more, which I enjoy. The puzzles are the perfect amount of difficulty for me and I always get excited when I figure out how to do something or get past an obstacle. It’s also enjoyable to simply walk around and observe the detail put into each individual rock, pot, and structure. Sure, there may be a few bugs in the game but I myself experienced no bugs and I believe this game deserves a much higher rating. I don’t understand the people who give such amazing games 1 star because of a simple bug.

I’m really torn about this game. The art and concept is so good. But the actual gameplay is bogged down with self-indulgent scenes that play out sooo slooooooooowly, you may want to give up before you finish. The opening credits felt like they were ten minutes long, so I should have known what was coming. I wonder how many people ditched the game before even playing it because they didn’t want to see the names of all the key developers revealing themselves slowly and cinematically like trudging through thick mud. If you play, prepare to be wowed/bored by this one. And lower your expectations for an explanation or an ending.

My experience with indie games can go as follow: Dead Cells (hard but very interesting learning curve, worth your time), Hades (an acclaimed and a massive indie game success, play it) and then comes Gris, which took me by surprise and it felt completely different and you're going to be mesmerized every second. The colors, puzzles and clues you'll find will be hard but be easier as time goes by.

Titles like these are worth it, and in today's gaming landscape, we are saturated with titles that aren't worth your time, but Gris will be worth it. Don't take this review serious but take it from a passionate lover of games. I recommend Gris.

A very symbolic game on grief. Music and artistry is stunning. I’m so happy Gris made it to Apple so I could try it. I love it so much I bought a copy for my switch and I have it on my laptop with Apple. This is better experienced with a nice sound system or headphones. A very easy relaxing game for downtime when you just want something chill. If you are going through grief and the 5 stages there is so much to be said and worth looking up the meaning online. Outstanding job on the concept and I hope it helps others process something so sad but worth seeing that the light gets brighter in the end.

Players who cannot hear or who listen to other content while playing, beware. Like a ‘50’s/60’s film, the developers have chosen to include a long, incomprehensible credits scene before any gameplay can begin. If there are audio cues or dialogue that explain this dreamlike app, subtitles are not available. Annoyingly, as the protagonist tumbles lazily and uncontrollably through the stratosphere, their voluminous maxi-dress ignores both gravity and fluid dynamics…strongly foreshadowing the design team’s disregard for both gaming conventions and any sort of rudimentary physics. Players are left with a disorienting and highly(over) stylized introduction, setting the stage for further your-guess-is-as-good-as-mine objectives and challenges. Kudos to the art department, but their efforts needed to be channeled into something more substantive than a slightly-interactive-sketch of a game.

I was really excited to play this, with promises of a beautiful story and interesting gameplay. What I got was disappointment. The prologue is mainly running and falling. And after I unlocked a color, it was just running with the occasional 10-sec windstorm; in which I just had to wait it out. There is definitely room for challenge, like giving the player an ability that they will need to progress during the windstorm (which needs to at least go on until the player reaches a certain point.) Also I swear that the description for this game promised unlock-able abilities, such as in Metroidvanias. If so, I lost interest in this game before I could find them. And I know the game wants to have you run for a good portion so that you can get the mood of sorrow, but it has overstayed its welcome.

I found this game on Apple Arcade. I look at all the pictures it looks like a very nice game but I don’t understand why is there too and why you have to pay for anyway when I finally got the game they were some kind of cut scene that I didn’t understand but it was really beautiful in pictures were amazing. I try to understand the controls took me a while but I was able to understand the controls well some of the controls but other than that the game is beautiful. Just very confusing.