PC Critic Reviews

High Above is, at release, a strong game, but it also feels like a game that could grow into something even better. Thankfully, the developer actively listens to his community and posted a roadmap for future updates alongside the game’s release, so I’m excited to see what High Above evolves into. If you’re looking for a game to play in the long hours of the night, this is one I’m happy to suggest to you.

Embracing the nature of relaxing, High Above is one to find solace in time and time again. With so many ways to play and decorate, each serene rooftop is a little escape. No timers, just a quiet space in the clouds for your creativity and dreams to come alive.

A quick and calming escape from stresses and timers.

Considering the concept of a cozy game, any limitation that hinders the natural flow of the game ends up contradicting the ideal of comfort inherent in the genre. High Above fails to live up to this premise. It's a production with a clear idea, but it seems unable to develop it with the completeness that a release outside of early access should.