Night Stones

Ein tolles Spiel mit sehr viel Liebe zum Detail! Ich wünschte man könnte nach dem Ende nochmal zurück in die Welt, um alle Errungenschaften abzuschließen.

Really loved playing this game. What a wonderful short story , a bittersweet ending although but really enjoyed it.

I found out about the game from the developer's YouTube devlogs, and I'm happy to finally play the game for myself. It surpassed my expectations. Amazing little indie game with a sweet story.

Bought this game after watching developer's Youtube video. Thoroughly enjoyed this game.

Very much fun! Nothing to say, but if you like this type of game, you are going to be happy.

I enjoyed this short game. The art style is cute. The controls are simple, but the camera handling felt a bit unintuitive, so I couldn't get the hang of it. I think the game is aimed at children, but it works well for adults too. The story isn't bad, but the ending didn't really appeal to me. [spoiler]I had hoped for a happier ending. Unfortunately, there isn't an alternative ending either, even after collecting all the keepsakes.[/spoiler] The gameplay was entertaining, though not particularly innovative. The sources of inspiration are quite obvious. The gameplay-relevant abilities work well together, and the progression system is well-executed. The world-building is detailed enough - familiar yet refreshing. I enjoyed discovering new areas and finding items that opened up further exploration. The sale price of €2.92 is reasonable for this game. In my opinion, while the regular price of €19.50 might be justified from the developers' perspective, I wouldn’t advise to spend more than €10 on it.

It's "A Short Hike" with no fishing and yes puzzles, in a truly 3D environment. Still extremely kid-friendly; my 5+ year old had to see the directional key he was pressing every time, fell off cliffs a bunch, so I helped out here and there. Some collectables (youtube videos help) and three potentially missable achievements (always try to negotiate potion purchases, try to steal a carrot from the ground, and lie to say the sword was on the ground). Map leaves something to be desired, but plentiful signposts make life a *little* easier. The final dungeon has some trickiness aiming when Steam refuses to accept 3 keys at once, but you can figure it out with just two keys at once. Is it an amazing epic like Zelda? No. Will it go down as a classic? Also no. But if you want a cute (but short) adventure to do with your kid that won't stress you out, it's better than anything I could come up with! Get it on sale.