Разработчик: Shedworks
Описание
Отправляйтесь в незабываемое путешествие вместе с Сэйбл, скользите через бескрайние пустыни и завораживающие пейзажи, осматривайте остовы космических кораблей и открывайте для себя чудеса древних цивилизаций.
Исследуйте пустыню, оседлав верный ховербайк, взбирайтесь на занесенные песком монументальные руины и встречайтесь с другими кочевниками, раскрывайте давно забытые тайны и помогите героине выяснить, кто же она на самом деле.
Уникальный стиль рисовки и саундтрек от Japanese Breakfast создают неповторимую атмосферу игры, в которой можно не торопясь исследовать огромный мир Сэйбл. Множество чудес этого мира только и ждут, когда вы их откроете. Не бойтесь сделать первый шаг.
• Исследуйте открытый мир, где на каждом шагу – следы древних цивилизаций.
• Карабкайтесь, прыгайте, скользите – используйте все возможности, чтобы покорить этот удивительный мир.
• Находите или получайте детали для своего байка и модифицируйте его, чтобы справляться с возникающими на пути препятствиями.
• Помогайте встреченным на пути кланам и одиноким кочевникам.
• Окунитесь в приключение и помогите героине понять, кто она. А затем – используйте широкий выбор масок, костюмов и прочих аксессуаров, чтобы продемонстрировать это всему миру…
• Решайте головоломки и получайте награды, чтобы продолжить свой путь по безжалостной пустыне.
• Попробуйте себя в пустынной рыбалке и покажите всю свою коллекцию жуков и рыбок в Виварии.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, german, spanish - spain, portuguese - brazil, simplified chinese, japanese
Системные требования
Windows
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: AMD Ryzen™ 5 1400/ Intel i3-6100
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 750Ti/HD 6970
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 3 GB
- Дополнительно: Use of controller recommended
- 64-разрядные процессор и операционная система
- ОС: Windows 10
- Процессор: AMD Ryzen™ 5 2600X / Intel i5-9600K
- Оперативная память: 16 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: GTX 1050 Ti/R9 285
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 3 GB
- Дополнительно: Use of controller recommended
Mac
- ОС: 10.8 Mountain Lion
- ОС: 10.12 Sierra
Linux
Отзывы пользователей
Had fun. Great exploration game. Bit buggy though.
beautiful game, great story so far, and just overall amazing. hands down one of my favorite games i've played in a while! i can't wait to play more of it and complete it!
Although the controls might be a bit clunky and the camera might be a bit buggy, Sable is one of my favorite games ever. I've only played around 3 hrs and it is already one of the best I've played. The art, the exploring, the story are all so well done.
Sable is a game that doesn’t remind me that I’m playing a game. At no point during the 5 hours I played did I feel stressed, worried, or thinking about combat. It’s an exploration focused cell-shaded game that someday I’d love to play for my kids, because it’s low stakes and very easy on the eyes. Did you like the art style of Borderlands 1-3? Did your parents read you “oh the places you’ll go” by Doctor Seus? You’ll love it! Its open world elements are vast and seemingly never endless. I’m not sure I’ll ever beat it, because I want to have a family watch me while we sit in front of our fireplace on an easy, cold winter day. It’s cozy like that. Sable makes me nostalgic for simpler times, and makes me long for a world I don’t have right now.
I recommend you play this game and that’s because I couldn’t name another one that makes me feel the same emotions.
Music is alright and the graphics are interesting. But the gameplay at least for the first hour is just pure torture. I can't imagine the devs playtesting this game and thought yeah this is some good fun and people will enjoy.
I really adore this game. It's really relaxing and a lot of it does pull off this really neat feeling of walking around a Moebius painting, it's really great stuff.
Ït took me a while to get into the game, but once I got into it I really liked it. I started the game some time in 2022 then sort of forgot about it, booted it up and went afk after losing interest. Later I realized, I had to appreciate the game for what it is, and when that happened it was a great immersive experience of exploring this peculiar world, its people and stories.
amazing open-world game and one of the best exploration and movement mechanics I have ever played
Nice exploration game with a unique artistic direction. No dangers, no ennemies to kill, just explore, talk, and solve mysteries. I like the diversity in the backgrounds: even if we still are in desert, that's on another planet, so we have orange desert, salt desert, palm forest, fog area, canyons desert, volcanic zone... The only bad point: there are some bugs, but nothing that will waste your game experience.
The vibe of this game. The vibe, the vibe, the vibe. The aesthetic, the OST, the way the different engines sound as you zip around. If you want a game to put your brain on the equivalent of a serotonin lazy-pond, this is the game for you.
Breathtakingly good sound design and fun to play through when you need to relax. The game feels similar to Journey and Gris, it's just you exploring an open world on a bike. Customize your bike, your aesthetic, and enjoy going on different little questlines. There is no combat; the game is really just about exploration, puzzles, and completion so it can feel tedious at times if you're not a completionist.
Didn't like this game at all when I first played it. (TLDR at bottom)
I gave it a chance, played a little longer, turns out its actually a good game.
If Lo-Fi was a game this would be it and that's why I like it.
Been listening to the album for two years (The loop in Glider is addictive) and if it wasn't for Japanese Breakfast I wouldn't have ever played this game.
GG overall forsure. (It's giving endless Gerudo Desert from TOTK/BOTW vibes w/ no combat)
Fun, chill, exploration game. Beautiful visuals although some occasional, minor stutters when hover-biking around the world.
Extraordinary! A pure visual, exploratory, and meditative experience. The protagonist, Sable, is ready to begin her rite of passage from adolescence to adulthood, known as the "Gliding": setting off on a long journey and returning only once she finds her place in the world. It’s fascinating how this choice is tied to unlocking various masks through different quests. Needless to say, the true joy lies in getting lost in Midden, climbing anywhere, speeding across landscapes on your customizable hoverbike, and uncovering the secrets of the characters you meet and the spaceship wrecks scattered across the map. Lovely soundtrack too.
The bad :
Very often i encountered a bug where when i called my bike to me it didn't come back at all, quite annoying but easily fixed by going back to the main menu and re entering the game. Some fps drops when going through areas with lots of vegetation , and in the opening cutscene when you leave the ewer, that one seems to happen to everyone.
The good :
Adjustable graphics, you can adjust the line width and the color vibrance to fit your tastes. Great ost, the ambiances are great at what they do and the other songs we get are super nice. I loved how the game is open from the moment you leave the "tutorial area" , you really can go where you wish ignoring quest lines, it really is a unique experience depending on the player. The overall themes and story is touching, i also loved how you are free to end the game at any point after getting your first mask, just like Sable would have the choice of ending her gliding whenever she makes up her mind. The game encourages you to search for your own path the whole time, it really was a unique experience to me. Sable is about the journey, not the destination, and I keep thinking of the game again from time to time. Great experience if you are receptive to art, would recommend despite its flaws.
holy what a banger game will more than likely experience a few visual bugs and audio issues specifically whe riding the bike but otherwise the story feels fantastic to play through and the open world feels fleshed out and nice to explore feels easy to find stuff to do and the soundtrack is killer
all around banger game 9/10
If you want a relaxing adventure game in a sort of dystopian desert, this game is for you!
I absolutely loved Sable. It belongs to a pretty rare type of games - chill meditative exploration, without any stress but at the same time not boring. Art is beautiful and I love the story and music and everything. I wish there were more games like this one
I wanted to try out that game, because it looks so visually stunning. It is indeed looking great, but the character animations dont keep up. The gameplay is at the best medicore.
It is basically a jump and run, with lots of run, walks... endless meaningless walks, so boring.
The mission objective orientation is a bit lacking, even with the compass. The compas by "q" is a nice feature, but why not having a compass constantly displayd in the top, like other games do.
The conversations are not meaningful, bloated with little information, a wall of text.
So yes, visually very appealing to me, but gameplaywise not at all.
Sable has had a place in my library for some time, but due to the platforming, I wasn’t sure when—or if—I’d ever play it. It wasn’t until I recently finished several sad and heavy games in a row that I sought out something comforting and soft, and found that through Gliding. Considering the 100+ hours I’ve spent in this world, I’ll allow my screenshots to speak for its magic themselves. It’s so hard not to love this, and harder to leave it behind. But while there’s many more pictures I’d like to make and go back and remake, I’m burnt out from what all I’ve done and can put my bike down—at least for a while. Play it while it’s still playable, as the glitches are many and I don’t foresee any updates. Glitches aside, this game has stolen my heart. Happily hand over yours. The story is just as beautiful as the art.
cool atmosphere, fun exploration and movement. Sadly the vehicles and movement feel clumsy and slow at times, like hoverbikes jump straight into the air after going over a pebble or climbing jank.
If you are looking for a game that's purely about wanderlust and exploration, this is for you. Also an excellent use of the Steam Deck, particularly with headphones. There's a little bit of jank, especially on M+KB (specifically with regard to the menus), but otherwise a really memorable adventure, along with plenty of things to collect/catalogue. One of the few games in which I took the time to collect all of the achievements, because I just didn't want it to be over. And yet the ending was also very satisfying, so I wasn't sad when it did end. The only big negative was trying to climb the rotating crystal formation, but even that was designed well enough that defeating it felt satisfying. The game design in general reminded me of games from like the early 2000s, yet modern in its way, if that appeals to you. This game may also require patience due to its pace. If any of you read this all the way through, then I'm sure you'll love the game.
It was really great! If you want a chill explore, this game is for you! I completed all the acheivments since I really loved to spend time in the universe they have created!
The atmosphere of Sable is incredible - the soundtrack by Japanese Breakfast is SO good. Sable plays almost exactly like Breath of the Wild minus the combat. It's a very chill game with a simple coming of age story. It's great if you are looking for a low-stakes, non-violent experience that is fueled by exploration and discovery. If you don't like exploration then this game is not for you.
While I enjoyed the game, I did run into some things I didn't love:
- As of 2023, there are still some visual bugs that could only be fixed by exiting the game and then reopening. I didn't run into anything game breaking though. I did fall through a wall once, but was able to teleport to somewhere else on my map.
- Sometimes the lack of shading on the environment made it difficult to tell the depth of whatever it is you are climbing on or whether or not there was a ledge to grab onto.
quite a interesting game ,no combat, just solving puzzles and exploring the amazing given
I love it visually and the aesthetics are that of ghibli quality, but I have glitched into the earth twice now and I cant get out and my glider is stuck too and I am over this. if they fixed how choppy the climbing was and made it so that i wasnt stuck below the map this would be a 10/10
Sable is absolute garbage—one of the worst gaming experiences I’ve ever had. The controls are a nightmare, the pacing is unbearably slow, and the story? Forget it—completely lifeless. It's like the game was designed to frustrate you at every turn. I couldn’t uninstall it fast enough, but unfortunately, I Had too long to get a refund. It was so bad, I had it removed from my account even without a refund—I didn’t want to see it ever again. Trust me, don’t throw your money in the trash like I did. This game is pure misery from start to finish—save yourself the headache and invest in something worth your time.
It's an interesting adventure game. No combat or violence whatsoever, but the exploration and puzzle aspects make up for that.
The game was released in 2021, but 3 years later it is still filled with bugs, glitches, and performance issues. I dont think these will ever get fixed at this point. Nonetheless, its a fun game and I recommend it to anyone who wants a relatively chill open world game.
This game is absolutely beautiful. I haven't gotten too far into it, I just finished the windmill task at Burnt Oak, but I am already so excited for what I will find.
The music is perfection, and really adds to the experience. The visual work is phenomenal, and I find myself in awe at points, looking over a vast horizon on top of a giant boulder.
As a freshman in college, this game spoke to me on a personal level. Sable is scared to leave, and misses her home, but knows she must find herself in the real world, and she will find happiness and fulfillment in her journey.
Overall, amazing game 100000000000000000/10
Great game. The graphics are vibrant and the overall game experience was very immersive, I was hooked. If you’re into exploring and discovering new places while completing quests and collecting interesting items, this is for you. It’s a peaceful game with puzzles and riddles involved. I recommend building stamina by collecting chum eggs to make climbing easier. Bike and clothing customization was cool but I wished they showed the specs of the items prior to purchasing.
One of the best open world go-for-a-ride games I've ever played. Graphically gorgeous, it's like living in a Moebius comic, huge wavering watercolour sands. It's so damn pretty. The lore is scattered and ranges from world-level down to charmingly personal quests. You can laser-focus or literally just spend hours combing the desert, there's more than enough to find. The central world lore might be a touch light if you're looking for a huge story.
Some of the in-game mechanics will seem a little trite and shallow, tweaking out your sandbike can be a big deal or an afterthought, it won't make or break your game.
There's a few moments of control annoyance, rarely, but for a huge, wide-open-space no-death game that's chill with a fantastic soundtrack and with the ability to take it as far as you want, I think it's really unique, beautiful and worth playing. Even if just for the gorgeous view from the top of a hard-fought climb.
Recommended without reservation
It's buggy as hell, but if you are ok with that, it's a pretty fun game. Kinda like Breath of the Wild, but without any combat. I have greatly enjoyed it. That being said, i only recommend it if you really like exploration focused games.
An art piece game that mostly forgets that it's a game
I really really really wanted to like this game, mainly because as a huge Japanese Breakfast fan, she does a stellar job on the soundtrack here, but I wish that could be said for the developers and testers. They do her work a disservice by not producing work as polished as her delightful, spacy, airy and magical minimalist soundtrack.
But the pros first.
The game is basically Breath of the Wild without combat, and just puzzles and exploration. So in that sense, if you hated BotW because the world felt empty and there was nothing to do, you will hate this the same. But if you loved it due to the world feeling alive, but empty at the same time, with the occasional landmark, dotted with some lovable NPCs, you’ll enjoy this in a similar vein. The writing in this game is quite beautiful, the NPC dialogue and when describing Sable’s inner thoughts is a nice touch. Artistically, the game hits its objectives as it feels like a coming-of-age film but in game format. The whole storyline is about a young girl growing up, going through this post-apocalyptic journey of self-discovery and exploration of the barren desert which captures mystery in every corner. Through exploration and quests you can find lore to discover what happened in this world, but you can care as little and as much as you want about it.
Now, on to the cons, and the overwhelming con to this game, is its performance.
Played this game on my Steam Deck mostly, and initially, performance was pretty horrible. Unable to hit a stable 30fps. In the high polygon count areas it would dip to average 23, 24fps. Stuttering and almost constant frame drops made this game an absolute mess to experience. After some time, I came back to the game to discover performance had been improved (partly due to the SteamOS updates to the Steam Deck, but performance was reported as improved generally) and I was able to hit around a good average of 40fps, but stuttering still occurred, albeit less so.You may say, oh, well that’s cos you were playing on a SD you fool. Well, lo and behold, when I downloaded and played the game via PS Plus on my PS5, a much more capable piece of hardware, it still stuttered. Performance was better, a bit better than my later experience on the SD, but there was still stuttering. The game can be very frustrating at times due to this, and the camera can go crazy at times when in tight spaces or you crash into certain geometry while on your glider.
Further, less serious nitpicks follow:
- The lack of maps for larger locations??? Where tf is this merchant in the Vivarium?? Can make some quests in Eccria pretty annoying.
- Climbing trousers seem to do nothing??
- Glider sometimes just doesn’t react to you at all, especially when calling it, you have to call it multiple times, or just walking over to it is faster…..
- Getting stuck on random stuff, as sable or on your glider.
- Climbing can be glitchy
- This didn’t happen to me, but check this glitch - “If you want to get the new bike parts, you will have to start a new game”, see comment at 14 Jan, 2023 @ 6:40am https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2895395977 - Unfortunately there’s lots of discourse online asking about is the game performance better now/fixed. The last update to the game was 2022.
Following on from the cons, the devs have expressed themselves that they have no desire to patch these bugs and glitches or address the performance in form of any fix. This is pretty awful post-game support and just pure negligence towards a game that deserves better, but as I said at the beginning, it’s less a game, and more an art-piece, and that seems what the creators want this to be.
Verdict
If you fancy an extremely cosy BOTW experience without the combat, and all of the climbing, exploration and collecting (and fishing!), with a mysterious desert world represented by a really nice art style and a stellar, stellar soundtrack, you will probably like this game. Or at least the idea of this game. If stuttering, glitches and less-than-optimal performance will absolutely frustrate you to the point of never returning to this game, I wouldn’t blame you either. It really is pretty awful for me to have to recommend you play the game for under 2hrs to see if you like it and then see if you can try get a refund if you don’t. But that’s the state this game is in, and for that, there’s no way can I recommend this game, and unfortunately it won’t get anymore love in the future.
They have done Japanese Breakfast here a huge disservice here and I will never forgive the devs for that.
I really wanted to like this game. It was enjoyable at first, interesting art style, super cozy and relaxing, exploration is good enough, but...
I cannot recommend this game in its current state due to significant performance issues. Feels like a slideshow even after lowering the settings and locking it to 30 FPS. Tons of tiny bugs. Climbing, fishing, gliding... everething is bugged and feels unfinished.
I may come back to it but it's inlikely they will fix it after 3 years.
AWESOME SAUCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I recommend to those who like slow, calm, open world games.
Love how the game is about how you will approach exploration rather than what exploration can offer you. You determine what your role in Sable is, to the extent of what you yourself seek when exploring an unfamiliar world.
Sable is a coming-of-age/finding one's self story wrapped around a competently constructed Breath of the Wild styled open world game. The fun of Sable is zooming around the desert environments, finding ruins, towns, caves, or other settlements, discovering ancient history, and exploring and interacting with the people of this unique world. Unlike Breath of the Wild, Sable has a bit more built in narrative arc and more straight forward storytelling. Traveling across the desert can get a little boring, however, players can customize their own hover-bike to travel how they see fit, there is a fast travel system, and these moments are convenient to listen to a podcast or music while navigating the world. Players will also be doing light puzzle solving, navigating environments and buildings, fishing, and searching environments for collectibles and quest items. There is a little bit of jank in environmental clipping, but I didn't hate the game for it, it's an Indie project.
This game does not have combat or health/survival systems, fitting the game into a more comfortable, chilled out experience; it's great to play between long, drawn out and/or over-the-top action titles. A great advantage of this game is that its relatively short, making it manageable to complete over a week; the upper limit is 22 hours for completionists. There is little pressure to do everything, and the game can end prematurely, if the player chooses.
A beautiful and very 'vibes' game with facinating worldbuilding. My only gripe is the truly astounding amount of bugs and oversights that gave it a more amateurish vibe than I wished it had.
I LOVE THIS GAME!
The atmosphere, the BGM, this game is a no rush kind of game with pretty scenery, nice puzzles, and a lot more!
I recommend!!!
Admittedly, the game is full of tiny bugs, but none of them were red flags for me. The nice atmosphere, the unusual art, and the feeling of freedom were all deeply appreciated. You can teleport on any of the location you visit, so even if you get stuck, you can always teleport to a place that is less than 2 minutes away. The game is like a Zelda (for switch) game, but very zen because there is no fighting, just poetic moments. A few infos gathered here and there let you know a bit more about the planet you live on ("Midden") and how it got terraformed but something went wrong with the initial conquistadors which is nice: it builds the story and the environment. A few puzzle here and there but nothing hard, it is really a game to explore a world, marvel at some of the nice monuments, and pick up (sometimes interesting) quests along the way.
Good style, obviously repetitive but interesting enough, charming world despite being simple or because of it BUT this game is so buggy, it's so buggy that I had to stop playing it and cant really say good things about it. Climbing stops working, fishing stops working, constantly restarting the game is not fun.
At first the game looks gorgeous, but the moving controllers felt quite off and I experienced many bugs :/ didn’t continue much after an hour or so.
If you enjoyed climbing, exploring, and getting up to random shenanigans in Breath of the Wild, this game is perfect for you!
a nice, relaxing experience rooted in the transition of finding what it is you want to do. there is so much present in the game that i never felt bored and the worldbuilding of the history and culture of the people was very interesting. only a few minor performance issues which did sully the experience slightly, but not enough to take away from the beauty of the game.
Very much an "explore-and-f-your-preconceptions" kind of game.
Pros:
* Vibrant and semi-correlated landscape (achievements are often recognized by NPCs)
* Excellent sounds of desolation.
* Pure fun, riding around on your bike.
* Some (not a "wowfuntimez!", but still) fun to re-explore areas you've explored with poor abilities.
* Unique endgame elements - not huge, but I've not seen this anywhere else.
Cons:
* Bike's confections are usually useless.
DL:RD: It's a fun game explore/puzzle game - if you're into puzzles, 8/10; else, avoid.
Absolutely brilliant. Must-play for anyone who likes games that effect your irl life and/or collectathons. There are a number of games that make it to my favorited tab, but this is one of the few i'd be sharing with just about everyone, whether they're used to games or not. It hits the perfect balance so it's fun regardless of experience.
I de-wishlisted this game after reading about the framerate issues and bugs, but a friend encouraged me to play it regardless and I am so glad they did.
Sable is immersive, beautiful, and has taught me that I actually really dig exploration games. There is a magic to Sable, in both what it omits and details, but at it's core it is about discovering who you are and that span of time in our youth where we try to piece together possibilities - or don't.
This is the type of game where you turn it on and you sincerely don't know what you're going to end up doing that session, and that's part of the fun.
I played it on SteamDeck. I experienced framerate issues, especially after extensive play. I also experienced quest items that were unselectable and had to eventually learn that some NPCs randomly don't have a talk marker over their heads, but you can still talk to them nonetheless. For me these issues were fixed by exiting to the title screen and reloading.
I adore this game, it has such a beautiful art style and immersive atmosphere. If you love adventure games you will probably like Sable. It has a bit of plot, but most of the game is centered around discovering new places and it's not weighed down by annoying text and dialogue. It is very side quest heavy.
My only problem with this game is that I really feel it could use some polish. The item/character screens are very buggy and I have had some weird bugs including: NPCs disappearing, chunks of the map not loading in, and menu screen freezing. Otherwise, a heartfelt, lovely little game, very fun :)
If exploration was your favorite part of Breath of the Wild, then GOOD NEWS! That's all this game is. No combat, just exploring a big beautiful landscape. It's got some tedious parts and some glitches, but overall, a very enjoyable game to kick back and just exist in.
It's a bit buggy (audio issues, somewhat frequent missing collision), but the art style and world make up for that in spades.
Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | Shedworks |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 22.11.2024 |
| Metacritic | 76 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 86% положительных (3319) |