Joshua Wyld's Reviews
Engaging storytelling devices paired with inventive spins on tried-and-true gameplay define Willow Guard, a new anthro character filled Medieval RPG by developer MiTale
Just being a little deer taking a climb to fill a nice, cozy hour is worth the price of admission. I found Ronny’s Climb a surprising reminder that enjoying big budget blockbuster “AAA” games is great and all, but there’s something special about the indie game industry and the creative voices and minds that fill it.
Threefold Recital is best enjoyed as an adventurous narrative tale with some fun story beats disguised as minigames and a few platforming elements to navigate. The characters are all inventive and incredibly furry, with lots of references to their species, and a beastling society that dominates the dialogue. Threefold Recital is stuffed with intrigue, twists and turns, and engaging puzzles and gameplay ideas, and is a treat for fans of anthro characters.
Overall, Coridden is a unique cooperative action adventure with plenty to enjoy. It includes some great ideas executed well, and the inclusion of 4-player combat and campaigning in a succinctly told story is a breath of fresh air from the battle pass laden, constantly pushed DLC blockbusters that dominate the genre landscape Coridden rides into.
Yellow Brick Games has crafted an engaging game that delivers on action, excels at adventure, and the role you get to play as a budding leader is dynamic and mature, in a pragmatically compassionate way.
You won’t soon forget the story and the way it’s told, and “Into the HIVE!” is one of the best narrative games I’ve played, bar none. It’s a dense game with a pretty sizable playtime (more than 10 hours) and you’ll get a heaping serving of story with a side of gameplay.
Uncle Chop’s Rocket Shop is a brain stimulating, mind bending, visually satisfying, sonically pleasurable experience that I’ll return to again and again.