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Pillar – reviews and rating

Pillar

Pillar has an average rating of 50% based on 2 reviews from English-language gaming websites. Critics have slightly different opinions – the best rating was given by Game Informer (6/10), the worst by HardcoreGamer (2/5). The game was released on February 17, 2015 for PC, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

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What critics praise
„Pillar is one of those games I almost feel bad for not enjoying. It's a labor of love, so why don't I love it?“
What critics criticize
„Pillar‘s legacy will define it as an interesting idea, but nothing more.“

Game info

Release date
Feb 17, 2015
Platforms
PCPlayStation 4Nintendo Switch
Genres
IndieAdventurePuzzle
Developer
MichaelArts
Publisher
MichaelArts
Average playtime
5 h
Reviews count
2

FAQ

What is the rating of Pillar?

Pillar has an average rating of 50% based on 2 reviews from English-language gaming websites. Critics have slightly different opinions – the best rating was given by Game Informer (6/10), the worst by HardcoreGamer (2/5).

When was Pillar released?

Pillar was released on February 17, 2015.

What platforms is Pillar available on?

Pillar is available for PC, PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch.

How long does it take to beat Pillar?

Players on RAWG spend on average 5 hours playing Pillar.

Is Pillar worth playing?

It depends on your taste. Pillar has an average rating of only 50% and the reviews are mixed.

Statistics

Critics consensus

Slightly different opinions

Spread of ratings
20 percentage points
Standard deviation
± 10,0
Best rating
6/10 Game Informer
Worst rating
2/5 HardcoreGamer

The distribution of rating

Number of reviews in rating ranges (%)

Ranking

  • #631 of 717 games released in 2015 better than 7 % of games

By the average of all reviews

Reviews

2/5
HardcoreGamer Mar 1, 2015
Pillar‘s legacy will define it as an interesting idea, but nothing more. Basing an entire game around Myers-Briggs personality traits is brilliant in theory, but the execution has to match for the end product to be successful. Those who give Pillar a shot will likely be looking for a game that allows them to think and feel deeply, but that game simply doesn’t exist here. Pillar is clearly seeking to...