Sable

Sable is a beautiful, minimalist voyage that's hindered by bugs and bland puzzles.

Sable is a relaxing adventure with a satisfying focus on exploration and player freedom.

Pick a direction and wander off to get the most out of this mesmerising game of exploration.

Sable's lonely, heartfelt journey of self-discovery will sit with me for a lifetime.

The game reminded me that perfection isn’t a prerequisite for a work of art to be meaningful, or for a young person to be valued and supported. Sable, bugs and all, is the perfect example of that.

Sable is downright beautiful in its execution and storytelling, and captures an innate desire for exploration like few other open-world games.

Self-guided exploration is bolstered by quests that give you an excuse to jump on a speeder, climb mountains, and float through unexplained ruins in a dazzling ecosystem

You play a girl on the cusp of adulthood, trying out different vocations, in this exquisitely rendered 'open world' journey

From a visual standpoint, every line and every hue seems purposeful, in contrast to so many other games that heap color upon color and detail upon detail as if "more colors and visual effects equals better graphics."

There’s nothing wrong with a game about doing simple things, and enjoying a relaxing journey in between, but in Sable, we could never relax.