Oceanhorn ™

Oceanhorn plays smoothly and looks fantastic. The puzzles are easy but entertaining, and sword fighting is satisfying. There is just enough lightness in the story to keep it engaging. p/s ~ I had been in demo mode.

It's a well-crafted game, but it doesn't explain the missions and doesn't show them on the map. You have to wander around the map to find and complete the mission

great game all around. good writing and story world. good gameplay, puzzle exploration metroidvania light, good levels, good everything

I remember playing the demo of this game on like a decade ago when it was in development , not a bad port to android

Amazing graphics for an old game, and a brilliant story, played it 6 times, never got bored

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Superb and a very well exciting game, impressive starting and outstanding ending.

Amazing graphic design.... 👍

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