Owl Watch

[h1]Owl Watch[/h1] [i]Owl Watch is a very short relaxing adventure game. The art looks very nice, and it plays very well with controller OR you can use Keyboard and mouse if you like. The game only has 4 levels and you get an achievement for completing each of those levels, they are very easy if at times a bit tedious crossing the small islands. But I enjoyed the short time completing the game[/i] [i] I believe this game could have been made with many more levels, as to take longer to complete, i feel saddened it ended so fast, and so the full price of $2.99AU is to much for a very short game, I would grab it when on a nice steep sale.It is currantly on sale for $0.75cents AU if your after another very easy 100%er to add to your portfolio of completed games ok.[/i]

Well, that was quick. Probably takes 10 to 20 minutes to get 100 percent achievements right now. Took me longer but I kept walking away from the game. Get it on sale and porbably only worth the price if you're an achievement collector. A good game for someone that's new to games and doesn't have much time to play. Else, skip this one for now.

So, i completed the game to give my review. The game is not really fun The controls are kinda clunky The story is almost non-existant The graphics eh, it has it's style, it's not really Idk, it's short and it doesn't have anything that would make you replay it I don't recommend it

A neat short adventure game with easy controls and beautiful scenery that takes around 15 min to complete. Definitely worth the price.

A very short and simple 3D platform/adventure game, played from an overhead perspective. [i]Owl Watch[/i] has a nice visual presentation and is fairly satisfying and relaxing to play through, while it lasts - its three stages won't take more than 15-20 minutes to complete.

gameplay-wise and aesthetically pleasing, but extremely short. In fact too short to have a price-tag imho. It's still a decent little thing.

This game is short, it's the first thing you need to know. It can take you something around 20 minut to beat. The sound is nice and good matched to what is happening on screen. The gameplay mechanics are very enjoyable. If you want to buy it i would recomend to wait for a sale.

Excellent short game. I wish it was longer, that's my only complaint. Neat art in the game as well. People that say 2.99 is too much are absurd, you pay more than 2.99 for morning coffee nowadays. The price is fully justified for the content, I highly suggest you pick this one up to pass a little bit of time, and enjoy a short adventure/platformer when you are bored. :) 10/10.

This is a VERY short Action-Adventure, in which you explore, and dash over gaps to make your way to crystals that will unlock the next stage. Mechanically, there isn't much to it, and dashing is a bit imprecise, but this is an EXPERIENCE. The world is very pretty, and beyond that, it's incredible to watch the world gradually going to Hell as the adventure progresses. A lot of love was put into this, and I'd jump at the opportunity to play a longer game set in this world.

Bought this game during winter sales at 0,49€ and at that price you can't really do anything wrong but still I can not recommend this game and this due to the following reasons: [b][u]Story:[/u][/b] The intro sets the storyline and makes you expect more along the way. But there is literally nothing during gameplay that adds anything to the story. You have to activate a mechanism says the intro and that is exactly what you do but there is no extra explanation on who, what or how of this mechanismm or yourself. I don't mean that they have to explain everything, but some kind of lore around how or what you're doing (or just the world we find ourselves) would have added greatly to the story. It doesn't even have to be complicated... Although the intro sets a purpose, it now just feels like the story is empty. Big let down for me. [b][u]Game:[/u][/b] Gameplay is simple and exist out of 2 commands. This is fine by me. [b][u]Graphics:[/u][/b] The graphics card requirements annoyed me. Ok...