Crow Story
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Jump, dive, fly, and platform as the cute little crow, Kuroh, as he goes on a quest to save his friends. Progress through a series of levels in this 3D platformer to reach the top of the tower and discover the mysteries of the Celestial Owl and the fate of Kuroh’s friends.
Pure Platforming
- Utilize a simple two-button control scheme to Jump and Dive in order to navigate platforming obstacles and puzzles.
- Use platforming elements such as moving platforms, jump pads, and spinning disks to find new and creative ways to navigate the world.
- Each level features new obstacles to hinder you and mechanics to challenge you.
- Find shortcuts using tricks such as B Hopping and momentum to master the environment as you progress.
Be warned – the journey to the top will not be easy. Though checkpoints and fast respawns will keep you going, each section requires precise movement and quick thinking.
A Minimal Adventure
Uncover the story of Crow Story through a minimalist-style narrative with no dialogue or spoken words.
Features List
- 8 beautiful levels
- Boss fight
- Several unlockable skins
- Story sequence cutscenes
- Platforming-based obstacles and challenges
- Totally intended shortcuts for you to find
Game Discussion
Steam User 2
For people who really, really love and really, really get technical mario platforming. The art is pleasant, the music is calming, the cutscenes are cool, and the level design.....will enrage you until you're forced to become a better platform player. Like, I think I might be a slightly better Mario 64 player after playing this game....even if I really didn't intend to be. I almost didn't beat the last half of the game because the level design really wants you to understand the physics of the game REALLY well.
For a quick (probably ~1 hour or less) free platforming game, it's pretty good. I can also tell this game was the stepping stone for the dev's next game, Pilfer.
Steam User 1
I mean, it's alright...
It feels like the developer's first serious project. It does the bare minimum to get a positive review, and I'd call the gameplay good enough. Movement feels weirdly slippery, despite it being a precision platformer. But it's good enough. The level design is okay, I suppose. The graphics are actually pretty neat, I like the retro style, but this game just doesn't feel like it's for me.
IF ONLY THERE WAS A GAME MADE A FEW YEARS LATER BY THE SAME DEVELOPER THAT IMPROVED PRETTY MUCH EVERYTHING.
Yeah, this game is decent, but you should go play Pilfer instead. 6/10
Steam User 1
a fun little platformer that's a short experience with a great soundtrack.
Steam User 0
Amazing game. short, fun, challenging. 9/10
Steam User 0
Cute little 3d platformer that you can finish in an hour or so. Runs beautifully on steam deck.
Steam User 0
A really nice 3D platformer. One of the best parts of the game has to be the soundtrack, which increases in complexity as you complete each level, which helps set excellent atmosphere. The actual platforming is really good, with some creative challenges to overcome.
Steam User 0
More like Celeste than Super Mario Galaxy. Feels excellent and has surprising movement depth.