Pilgrims

I like the art style, and the use of 'cards' is a clever take on the current vogue for Gwent-esque multiplayer games. I think the makers of this game should rethink a few part of the plot line, though: 'winning' the game involves either forcing a father to give up his daughter by threatening him with violence, or killing a monster in exchange for the girl's hand in marriage. There is no suggestion in the story that such actions are undesirable or reprehensible. In fact, if one wants to finish the game one cannot avoid choosing between these two paths.

I tought it was a little puzzle game but it's not that. The problem is that It's not even a game. You can finish it in half an hour, it's extremely straighforward. In the description it says : " Playfulness: Don’t beat it - play with it! Solve the various tasks using dozens of items". This is straight up lying. There are not dozens of items.

Fine. Very simple gameplay. Repetitive, lots of backtracking. It is small but even, tend to get a bit boring. Art and humour are fine. Lack a feminine touch.

I enjoyed it but was surprised to see it end abruptly. Spoilers - One character seems to not only lose his life but his soul. Found that questionable.

It was like some kid book, but what is probably to hard for kids around 4 - 8y. Game was short and even if there are multible playtrought, I dont plan to complite it second time. Still, I add two stars and because of art.