Grace

Grace is a quiet, abstract game title that gives away very little, and that is about as much as can be said with confidence. By our assessment, it works best as a small independent game where the real experience would have to come from the rules rather than the premise. The drawback is the obvious one: without a stronger public identity, it is hard to know whether this is a puzzle, a narrative piece, or something else entirely. That also means the practical feel is impossible to pin down beyond the fact that it is likely to be concise and self-contained. In a field full of games that advertise their genre up front, Grace sits somewhere near the vague end of the shelf. It is a thin choice for anyone looking for a clearly signposted game, and a safer one only for people comfortable going in with almost no expectations.