Rivage is an immersive sci-fi puzzle adventure set aboard the A.R.E.S. space station trapped in a space phenomenon. Wake up as Miranda, forced to explore, solve intricate puzzles to unravel the fate of your missing crew.
This is a death by a thousand cuts: I cannot find anything to hate about Rivage, but I certainly can't find anything to like.
Rivage is a puzzle game about a time loop and a power limit, with a detailed station and a K9 that saves progress. Lighting, characters, and a few chores need work. Suits patient players.
Rivage is a mysterious and visually beautiful experience, but its puzzles can feel tedious and difficult at first. Despite some technical and audio issues, it remains a good experience for fans of exploration and puzzles.
Rivage is a fine-enough puzzle game, but some questionable decisions make it a more frustrating than enjoyable experience.
Rivage is a classic narrative puzzle game—a pleasant way to spend a quiet afternoon—but it doesn’t bring anything revolutionary to the table. The plot, while derivative, manages to draw the player in, serving as the driving force behind further exploration of the space station. It’s a game worth playing, thanks in part to its solid graphics and audio,...
