Forgotten Spirits

10/10, Linny killed me many times. Would play again.

The nice calm music deserves its award, game should come with a music pack! Im obviously only a few levels in, but I enjoyed it so far. + Light brain teaser levels, with enough hints to never be to frustrating + cool concept of shifting depth as you play, creating a 3D puzzle in a 2D game, have not seen before. + Nice music and cute art Can we get trading cards added? :-p

It is cute. The soundtrack is great. The puzzle solving works in single player or as coop. I wish there was a little more preamble before the game starts. Definitely solid and worth the asking price. https://youtu.be/yihiXH56qew

Entertaining game, extremely short. Beat all levels co-op in under 1 hour Hopefully more levels will be added.

Nice.

Nice game with a beautiful soundtrack, but the game is quite short.

Very nice, charming, and gorgeous puzzle-adventure game. Short, but definitely enjoyed the time I spent with it and enjoyed the puzzles, environments, and music.

Fun game to play co-op with a friend. The puzzles are at the right point where both players can contribute regardless of their experience. The addition of collectibles flows well during gameplay. Only cons is its short length and the sense of depth could be improved beyond just colors.

Very short game, but for $10, decent value. Would love to see this game expanded on in the future. The music is very pleasant and I enjoy the primitive art style. Would recommend a console controller over mouse and keyboard for this one.

[i] My Experience [/i] While I often see Steam users complaining about the price to length ratio of games on the platform, I usually side with the developer. As an adult working full-time I have less time than ever to play games, and I don't love it when games feel artificially padded with repetitive or dull content. However, upon finishing [b]Forgotten Spirits[/b] I remarked to my co-op partner, "Wow, that was it?" We finished the game in 30 minutes. Luckily, I had bought the game on sale for 50% off ($5), which made the short length a little more palatable. However, the game still felt a little expensive for what it is. We did enjoy what we played, though. I liked the "construction paper" art style that the game uses, and the asymmetric nature of the co-op (many tasks can only be performed by one of the two characters). Lastly, I liked the concept of switching characters from foreground to background and back again in order to solve puzzles and make progress. We found some of the s...