Year Walk is a role playing entertainment game developed by Simogo AB. Available for $3.99, it was updated to v1.40 on November 09, 2018, and currently holds a 4.18 out of 5 rating based on 363 reviews. Before downloading, make sure your device has at least 782 MB of free space and runs Android 7+ or iOS 8.0+.
Year Walk Gameplay Overview
Description
In the old days man tried to catch a glimpse of the future in the strangest of ways. Experience the ancient Swedish phenomena of year walking through a different kind of first person adventure that blurs the line between two and three dimensions as well as reality and the supernatural.
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This is a stylistic, smart, beautifully designed horror game that delves deep into Swedish mythology. My only nitpick is that the game is too short, thus when you’ve gotten the hang of the puzzles and chosen to “walk again,” “Year Walk” is easy to solve a second time and, thus, the gameplay is quicker. But these are probably the best $4 I’ve spent in the App Store. This game deserves a larger following and all the purchases it can. Its premise is original, the controls are smooth, the illustrati
★★★★★I Have Returned
I played this game years ago when it was first released, and just the other day thought about it though I couldn’t remember what it was called! I searched through hundreds of my old apps that I had downloaded on the past and FINALLY found it. I vaguely remembered the game and actually couldn’t remember how to solve any if the puzzles at all, which was a good thing in that it allowed me to play through the game again while having to really think! I loved it just as much the second time I played t
★★☆☆☆Nah
You can pass on this one. Too demonic.
Device 6 is so much better
★★★★★3rd replay
This game consoles me whenever I play it.
★★★★☆Migraine Inducer
I’m not one to usually get motion sick playing games, but the constant wavering and flickering light had me taking breaks. The companion journal also doesn’t work on my iPad (it won’t scroll or allow me to enter a code). Other than that the artwork and atmosphere is good, and puzzles are fun enough.
