PC User Reviews

he Longest Road on Earth is a metaphor for life, its journey, and the time we spend in it. It focuses on everyday life, finding pleasure in the tasks of the day-to-day. Through images and music, it tells the stories of certain characters, their lives, and their ways of living them.I also believe that The Longest Road on Earth teaches us that we all live our lives in different ways, and that one way is not better or worse than another. It is simply our own. However, I do not think it does anything particularly well or outstanding. It is rare to talk about a title that lasts just over an hour and a half. It could delve deeper into its ideas, but due to the absolute lack of text, I understand that extending the game any further would be tedious. it is good, but it does not stand out. I feel that it paints everything too nicely, an idyllic life without problems and far removed from the difficulties of living in society.

The Longest Road on Earth presents a series of wordless short stories about everyday life that are all scored by original music. Some of the music is quite nice but the gameplay, that involves nothing more than slowly moving around the environment and clicking when prompted, is incredibly dull. In all honesty, you may as well just listen to the soundtrack elsewhere.

A beautiful pixel art concept game. Too pretentious. Even for those who love these kind of games, this one is too slow. Beautiful music but not very well implemented.