Windscape

Feels like a well made and fun game so far considering It's early access, looking forward to seeing more

This game is overall extremely meh. It's an okay timesink, but it feels like they got halfway through developing it and gave up or rushed, the last level is aimless and the game ends abruptly, there's a cool mechanic introduced in the second area that never gets used again, and there's MASSIVE glitches that should have EASILY been caught in QA, locked doors aren't locked, unpowered switches can still be used in most cases, you can sequence break in a few dungeons completely by accident. Most NPC's only have one line of dialogue, which is fine if they aren't essential but questgivers often repeat the first line of dialogue they gave you even after you complete their quest. All in all if the game's on sale for like 5 bucks pick it up, but it's definitely not worth the price it is.

This guy summed it up well. DO NOT PLAY THIS GAME. It's not even beta ready. The game just flat out sucks, the AI is all boring and you rarely see an enemy and all you have to do it is side step and hit it in a circle. There is no story. If you want a sub par walking sim, then this is up your alley. Not worth playing. Copied from: RainMaker I'd also like to add to the no story part, he's right. There's none. You're an errand boy the whole game, I haven't felt a sense of accomplishment the whole time I've played so far. But I do love the art style very much. That's all I can really give it.

I am going to be extremely critical because I want this game to be good. I will also use The Legend of Zelda as a good reference point in several aspects because that is what the game wants to be like. [h1] TL;DR: [/h1] It is a gorgeous game with great exploration and ideas that are ruined by flaws in combat, effectively no way of interacting with your environment or obtaining new items to allow you to complete puzzles or interact with your environment and exploring the world with too much walking especially in the desert area of the game. I have seen lots of reviews saying that this is like a 3D like Zelda game with exploration and good combat. Honestly, yea i can see it and I enjoy the art style and the overall feel of the game. It just isn't polished or really fun and loses its charm after the first dungeon. The dungeons honestly are the most fun part about it. [h1] The combat [/h1] The combat gets repetetive and although you feel the impact of your swings it all turns into circ...

Do not buy this game! - Glitchy. - Bad story. Generic. Boring. Ending without any explanation. - Very short. - Not challenging at all. - Boring enemies. - Boring crafting. - Nearly no impact of own decisions. - Boring riddles. To sum it up, it feels like the developer got bored of the game himself. To be fair, i liked the music and the style of the graphics.

I paid $8.5 for this game because I got it on sale and I still don't think it was really worth it. I suffered through way more of this wannabe Legend of Zelda than I honestly should have. I got all of the acheivements and "experienced" the vast majority of the content that the game has to offer. After the first 30 min I kept playing because I really, really hoped that it would get better. It didn't. I'm not going to give this game the few compliments that I can before tearing into it with all of the pent up frustration of dealing with the game's garbage combat system (those mummies can %%%% off thanks). Pros: +It runs and doesn't appear to have too many game ending bugs. I managed to get through 5.7 h of gameplay without anything major. For most EA titles, that's not too bad! +I've played worse +the first 30 min weren't too bad, almost fun +It ran well on my nvidia 940m on ultra graphics +the graphics were good, until they weren't, +The skull boss in the crypt was a pretty goo...

The game became unplayable with a major bug. After unsuccessfully trying to resolve the issue myself I emailed the support for the game and never received a response.

It's a fun, visually appealing little Zelda inspired game for the first couple hours. Then you run out of equipment to progress to, and THEN you get to the desert. The desert is just awful, honestly. You get access to a couple new pieces of equipment, most of which I already had the materials to make as soon as I arrived. Then you're given a bunch of quests that involve running long distances across featureless sand. It was kind of funny how I got the tooltip about choosing your attacks based on enemy resistances, immediately before entering a zone where all the enemies have resistances to every single damage type. Based on the first area I'd say the game definitely has some potential, but it still needs a lot of work that really should have been taken care of while it was still in early access.

Windscape has so much potential, but the game seems abandoned by the devs. A lot is broken or poorly functional. Bosses are bullet sponges with 2 mechanics each, all almost identical, the map and quest markers sometimes work and sometimes don't, the achievements are broken - requiring learning how to use a prior version of the game to get some -, and there is a lot left to want. Oh, enemies don't really have a brain and simply come at you with the same attack over and over again, leading to a lot of bashing fests. However, it's a mildly interesting adventure RPG game that looks like a student project. If they ever come back and fix it, Windscape has a lot of potential, but I cannot recommend it at this point. Take a look at my reviews. I almost never give a negative review. Unfortunately, Windscape is one such that I will not recommend. Put this on your wishlist until the devs come back and do some updates.

Sadly even after leaving EA it still feels unfinished and overly basic. Do not buy