Fit check
Is SATORI worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- First-person platformer fans who want to chain movement abilities.
- Players who enjoy exploring open worlds built around traversal.
- Players seeking a relaxed pace and movement they can learn through play.
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who depend on tutorials may hit a wall when learning the abilities, since the game has no tutorials.
- Players who want movement to stay simple may find the combination of sliding, jumping, wall-running, grinding, dashing, grappling, and time control demanding.
- Players looking for a game centered on combat may find the stated focus on free-running and collectibles a poor fit.
Our take on SATORI
The likely bounce point is learning the movement system: players who rely on tutorials will need to work out the abilities through play. The range of movement options may also be a sticking point for players who prefer a simpler control set.
What is SATORI?
SATORI is a first-person platformer set in procedurally generated open worlds.
Players can slide, double-jump, wall-run, grind rails, dash in midair, swing with a grapple, and slow time. Chaining movements maintains a flow state, while collectibles encourage using the movement abilities. The worlds are interconnected and built around traversal. Players can set their own pace and slow time at any moment. There are no tutorials; players learn through play. Colorful environments accompany the free-running, and the game is presented as suitable for a wide range of player skill levels.
How SATORI plays
- 01Time control
- Players can slow time at any moment.
- 02Collectible progression
- Collectibles encourage the use of movement abilities.
- 03Generated worlds
- The open worlds are procedurally generated and interconnected.
SATORI compared to similar games
SATORI focuses on first-person traversal through procedurally generated worlds, using abilities such as wall-running and grapple-swinging. Sonic Origins instead collects four classic Sonic games: Sonic the Hedgehog, Sonic 2, Sonic 3 & Knuckles, and Sonic CD.
SATORI: platforms & release
Is SATORI worth it?
It is worth it if: first-person platformer fans who want to chain movement abilities. Skip it if: players who depend on tutorials may hit a wall when learning the abilities, since the game has no tutorials.
Where can I download SATORI?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens SATORI's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is SATORI on?
Windows only.
