Far from Noise is a narrative set on the edge of a cliff, where two characters discuss what it means to balance between life and death.
Platforms
Mac PC PS4Genres
Adventure Indie Visual NovelThemes
Drama
Languages: English
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Critic Reviews
PS3Blog.net
By EdENFar From Noise is a very relaxing and interesting game on PlayStation 4 that I highly recommend you play. It's definitely not for everyone since the game is pretty much a visual novel without what some would call “proper gaming,” but hopefully this won't keep you from experiencing a great indie game on Sony's console.
PC Aficionado
By Gal PikarFar from Noise is an exceedingly short, narrative experience told through simple dialogue choices. The visuals are pleasant but limited, the music is quite nice but there’s little else to sustain you for even the short hour it takes to play. The writing is just not good enough to make the whole thing feel worthwhile let alone ask for $9.
Areajugones
By Víctor RodríguezFar from Noise is not a game for everybody, but it is a game that everybody should play. Amazing narrative, a remarkable story and an incredible visual style are the elements that make this videogame a true piece of art.
3DNews
By Александр БабулинFar From Noise is a haiku of the video games' world. Minimal amount of expressive means is compensated by the most careful elaboration of each of them. Every
Push Square
By Graham BanasFar From Noise is not a game for everyone. If you go in expecting traditional gameplay, you will be highly disappointed, but if you approach it with the understanding of it being almost like a picture book, then you will be in for a magnificently written reflection of yourself as well as musings on some of the heaviest topics about life. We went into this expecting a short title with a bizarre premise, and walked away having consumed a beautiful, occasionally melancholic story that helped us understand ourselves a little better along the way.