On the moon Europa, a lush terraformed paradise in Jupiter’s shadow, an android named Zee sets out in search of answers. Run, glide and fly across the landscape, solve mysteries in the ruins of a fallen utopia, and discover the story of the last human alive.
Overall, while Europa isn't troubling my 2024 best-of list, its visuals, charm and story do enough to lift it above average and make it worth a look.
Europa hits every mark in my book for a good quality 3D platformer adventure. It follows the story of Zee, an android boy, as he discovers his past told through his father’s journal entries that are scattered across the land. Its captivating art style, music, and engaging story trapped me within its grasp just a few minutes into the game. Gliding through...
While Europa lacks depth and replayability, the game's $15 price point still makes it well worth the cost. Despite the linear landscapes and limited game play, players can expect to get at least four hours of entertainment out of the main storyline. Given its focus on visuals, music, and storytelling, Europa is most ideal for those looking for an easy...
Even though Europa didn’t turn out to be what I’d hoped for, it’s still worth your time if you’re looking for a completely casual experience. I think I was lead astray by the trailers, which make it look more curious and puzzle-centered than it actually is. I was expecting something more along the lines of Omno or RiME, but what we got was something...
Europa's lovely sights pop on Switch with gorgeous environments and animation but its barebones gameplay becomes rather tedious. 🌝
