Posted on: December 13, 2022
MacArthur1880
Games: 817 Reviews: 9
Great story, universe, art and design
...but a lot of convoluted mazes, wandering and fetching items. Thankfully, these drawbacks are easily tackled by folloing guides online. The story revolves around "morphs" or anthropomorphic animals in a world where humans have disappeared, leaving these sentient talking animals forming a medieval society. The game's protagonists are morphs that were given a quest of utmost importance in order to save the day and save themselves at it. The game features nice 2D art in a gamplay that consists of point-and-click item collection, use and combination, as well as picking the right dialogue options. There are some points in the story where you can lose the game, so saving game is generally recommended. The characters are funny and original, and the voiceover is professionally done. The universe, however, feels unfinished, though there is a lot of space to expand. The game was originally planned to have sequels but that never materialized, even despite the renewed interest in it in the last decade. The only challenges I had are a few puzzles, e.g. following a certain path on the ground to get to the goal, dungeon-like mazes, and (the worst) wandering in isometric corridors that takes too much time for my taste. Thankfully, I saved my game before and after going through them, so they did not break the game for me. 4/5 Great story, universe, art, design Not so great puzzles and confusing mazes
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