Dune Sea

I dind't enjoy that game. The controls are not the best, and you can't change them in the settings. The environment might be pretty and the music ambient and relaxing, but the ga,e itself has many flaws - e.g. you often cant see the bird you're flying because of too bright sun or something else. It's not often clear, if there is an obstacle in front of you or just a background, which you can't bump into, and this is the most annoying part. It's not clear either, if you need to do all these side quests like flying throuh a circle or finding other birds to join you. It's ofthen not clear, if you should fly above the rock or beneath it, as often if you decide to fly above, the controls won't allow you to fly above it and you simply crush. It's all very annoying.

Dune Sea is like a super chill mashup of Journey and Tiny Wings. The music and art direction are both really lovely and relaxing, and the courses are surprisingly challenging. I haven't finished the game yet but I am finding I need to try each course several times in order to complete it - but it's well-designed in that there are relatively common checkpoints/rest points for your tireless goose, so I always felt like I was making progress. If you're looking for a relaxing, beautiful experience but not too easy, this is the game for you!

It is an ok side scroller flying game. But if I was to compare this with Feather if would fall flat. I couldn't let any youngster play this game. They would die way to fast. It needs a mode with no energy, and no colision death. Then little kids could enjoy this. Until then I have to use other games like Feather. On the plus side some of the artwork is nice. For a single dev, the game is ok. Maybe 5 dollars.

The game has no presented purpose or direction behind it. It is just flying a goose -with weird and poorly explained controls- through a desert towards nowhere in particular. Other than moving forward through the levels from left to right there is no discernible purpose or intent to the game. Doesn't quite fit into casual or adventure, there is no particular category the game fits into and the playing experience reflects that. The game doesn't know what it is and the player can tell. Would not recommend this as a game to buy, especially with the amount of bugs and problems in it.