Mirthwood

its grindy, but its very cute. Combat takes some getting used too tho

relatively chill gameplay but pretty buggy at times. art style and character design is ok, environments are great though

BRO, FIX THE COMBAT – an honest 6/10 review (with 10/10 potential) Alright, let me be upfront: I genuinely liked Mirthwood. If there was a neutral rating option, I'd probably use it. As it stands, it's a solid 6/10 — charming, cozy, with a real fantasy RPG backbone that honestly has the bones of something great. But it's got problems, and some of them are hard to ignore. The stuff that works The vibe is really hard to hate. Medieval peasant fantasy, beautiful hand-drawn art, a farm to tend, stuff to explore, relationships to build. On paper, mixing Stardew Valley with light RPG elements — dungeons, bandits, quests — sounds like it could go wrong. Here it mostly clicks. I found myself genuinely enjoying quiet evenings on the farm, stumbling across corners of the Free Lands, soaking in that cozy-but-gritty atmosphere. Now, the combat. God, the combat. This is where things fall apart. It's clunky in a way that feels less like "rough indie game" and more like "this needed another six months." Melee is stuck to a 2D left/right axis in an isometric world, which means fighting anything is a spatial nightmare. There's input lag. Enemies teleport around or clip into geometry. Dodging, rolling, parrying — none of it feels solid. What should be tense fights against cave bandits just becomes a frustrating slog, especially in tight corridors. And from what I've seen in other reviews, I'm not alone on this. Other stuff that kept bugging me Performance is rougher than it should be for a sprite-based game — stuttering, frame drops, general jankiness. Quests often just... don't tell you where to go, or give you a vague nudge and hope for the best. The farming and crafting grind can go off the deep end with resource requirements. And there are small polish misses everywhere — bugs with fast travel, weird NPC behavior, and (a big one for a cozy game) no grid for interior decorating. It honestly still feels like early access, even though it's a full release. Final take I had fun with this. Real fun, in stretches. The core loop is genuinely appealing and the world has personality. But combat needs a serious rework — better movement, smarter AI, maybe an easier mode — and the whole thing needs another pass of polish before I'd recommend it without caveats. If you're the type who can tune out clunky combat and rough edges, or you're willing to poke around for mods, go for it. Otherwise, maybe wait for a few patches. Devs — the foundation is there. Please finish building on it.

画风好评，但是游戏性没有任何特色

This game is in depth and well balanced. HIGHLY recommend

good game overall. look forward for continue updates

Me ha encantado! Llevo tiempo buscando un mundo abierto amigable con mi PC que me de la libertad tanto de forjar mi personaje como mi guarida, jueto cuando me estaba rindiendo, llega esta pieza. Es un juego complejo, al inicio la jugabilidad se siente torpe y los recursos cuestan muchisimo en conseguirse, pero conforme mejoro mis herramientas y desarrollo mi personaje se vuelve mucho mas sencillo y sistematico, lo que me permite explorar. Me gusta que mi personaje se cansa y que no me obligan a regresar a mi cabaña para descansar. Hay multiples zonas donde recargar energias. ya jugue un año en el juego y aun me queda mucho por explorar. Me fascina!