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• gamedeal user

  Nov 16, 2021

  Nobody's ever going to see this, so I'm not going to write the thesis I could on FEZ. I'll just say that I'm shocked I never wrote a review for it (perhaps because I played it primarily on xbox360, though I did finish the game on Steam as well, minus a couple secrets). One of my favorite games ever (top 3-5, for sure). The Phil Fish drama was regrettable, but he's only human and he made a hell of a game (with Renaud, who is severely under credited for his own contributions to both this game and the indie scene at large).
• gamedeal user

  Jul 1, 2014

  FEZ was overhyped. There is no denying that. When I first started playing it, I was let down. The world-turning mechanics were boring, the platforming unresponsive, at least to my tastes, the art style didn't suit me. I wondered, what was it that people loved so much about FEZ. I hated the game so much that I dropped it almost immediately. Fast-forward to yesterday, to the day that everything changed. I forced myself to play just a bit more in order to at least beat it. I thought I was returning to the land of tedium, and yet this wasn't the case. Maybe it was the anti-hype quarantine period that helped. I discovered that this game was not what it seems. Instead of platforming, I found increasingly challenging puzzles. It was filled with cryptic messages, lingustic riddles, hidden ciphres. It was fascinating. This game does nothing to help you discover it's true beauty. It's radiance comes from the fact that it holds you to extremely high standards. What other game forces you to decrypt a language using a Rosetta stone like device? Pen and paper are a must here. Think of a brutally hard, unforgiving game. Be it Super Hexagon, Dark Souls, Super Meat Boy, I'm sure you remember the extreme sense of accomplishment that surged through you when you conquered it's many challenges. FEZ is like that, only instead of your reflexes, it challenges your mind. Do yourself a favor and play it. Do yourself another favor, and never use guides. You will love it. I promise.
• gamedeal user

  Sep 22, 2013

  Fez is Phil Fish's stupendous indie tour-de-force, focussing on a little dude who learns to conquer the world of 3D! Fez is incredibly addictive and pleasant to play. As Phil himself states in Indie Game: The Movie, it's a stop and smell the flowers kind of game. I spent 15 hours fully completing this game and loved every minute of it. Genuinely one of my favourite games ever. There's puzzling, platforming and cute quirks everywhere. A wonderful and fun game for everyone. Wanna enjoy the experience even more? Watch Indie Game The Movie before playing and appreciate the amount of time and effort put into this wonderful creation. -Nilesy
• gamedeal user

  Mar 12, 2022

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• gamedeal user

  Oct 2, 2014

  My first experience with Fez was through watching Indie Game: The Movie. That movie prompted me to add the game to my wishlist and ultimately purchase during a Steam sale. It played exactly like the movie promoted matching what I had envisioned, yet the game ended up being quite a bit deeper than I anticipated with a plethora of doors and warp gates in which I ultimately got lost trying to maneuver through. There are also a lot of extra secrets and ciphers which aren't necessary to complete the game, but are rewarding if you spend the extra time to discover them. And that ultimately sums up Fez--you get out of it what you put into it. That's an aspect I wish more games offered.
• Technochips

  Dec 31, 2022

  my favorite moment was when geezer says "it's gomez time" and then gomez gets the fez.
• phil

  Mar 10, 2023

  FEZ is a masterpiece of indie game development that has left a lasting impression on me to this day. As one of the first indie games I ever played, it introduced me to a world of creative, innovative gameplay and immersive storytelling. One of the standout features of FEZ is its stunning soundtrack. The music perfectly captures the whimsical and mysterious tone of the game, and I still listen to it on a regular basis. The OST is a testament to the power of video game music, and it has inspired countless other game composers since its release. While there have been controversies surrounding the creator of FEZ, Phil Fish, I believe that ultimately the game stands on its own as a work of art. It's a testament to his creativity and vision that FEZ has had such a lasting impact on the gaming community. Despite the fact that there has been no news of a sequel, I still hold out hope that one day Phil Fish might change his mind. However, even if that never happens, I am grateful to him for creating such an unforgettable game that holds a special place in my heart. The game is a true masterpiece of indie game development, and it has left a long-lasting mark on my childhood and my love for video games.
• cakorafi

  Mar 19, 2023

  Fez is a unique puzzle-platformer. It's a game that encourages exploration and rewards curiosity. The game's beautiful pixel art style and dreamlike soundtrack create an atmosphere that is both calming and mesmerizing
• gamedeal user

  Jan 12, 2015

  FEZ is an incredible platformer, appropriate for all ages and skill levels. Controls are smooth and simple, and it looks and sounds great. The atmosphere is relaxing and safe, allowing you to explore the game at your own pace. A must-have for anyone who enjoys the feeling of discovering the world around them in a game.
• gamedeal user

  Jun 6, 2023

  It's a small hat.