Druid

A short indie game. The concept was good. The grammar was bad, but the devs aren't English so that's probably why. I wish you would have been able to zoom out on the map. It made getting around a bit frustrating since it was hard to remember where everything was without wandering around forever. There were only two puzzles so that was a little disappointing. The rest was finding stuff and using the spells, that was fun. I played with a controller and everything was very smooth.

Based Game.
Took me 1,8 hours (106 minutes) to complete it. So take this game on a Sale.
The game itself its a puzzle where every time you help an animal you get a rune power to resolve other puzzles.

Here we have a game that I had to play in sessions of up to 20min or so each... Otherwise it made me woozy! I can't say if it was the game screen itself causing motion sickness or the fact that I got lost... A LOT. That's nothing new.
In this game you... Walk around and find stuff. Where to go... Runes... Animals who just now learned how to speak English... No really, one of the hedgies said this: "Three pices, on a stipe, with a big hat..." I kind of figured it was mushrooms due to the "big hat"... They also speak REALLY SLOWLY. I thought there was no more dialogue and then when I am almost out of their range... The animal speaks!
But can you blame them? It's the first time they tried a "human language"... There is no one else for them to practice on!
It also took me about five minutes of walking around to figure out that you can use the first spell on the VINES. Lol...
So that's pretty much it: you walk around, get into places, do quests and puzzles and find a Master. Although by the time you are done: you pretty much ARE the Master at this point. PFFT!
Not a bad game, but I will have to try it from time to time as it doesn't make me feel too good...
Still thank you!!!
:D