Owyn's Adventure

Really enjoyed Owyn's Adventure, from the GB aesthetic to the platforming puzzle throwbacks of the NES days. I especially recommend (NES dad here) playing it with a son or daughter, especially if they haven't hand a chance to play a platformer. A great start for them and a great chance for you to get them into the classic titles! You can watch my playthrough here if that's not enough to convince you, and at that price, there's no reason not to play it yourself! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UAj60M8ucVk

Owyn´S Adventure es un juego muy divertido,bastante bien diseñado en unity,esta muy bien programado aunque hubo uno que otro problema de colisiones eso no estropeo el juego,es un juego muy bueno,me la pase muy bien jugandolo e invito a mas gente a jugarlo y comprarlo ya que es un precio bastante accesible y me gusto mucho todo,felicitaciones a el desarrollador de este juego y a todos los que participaron ayudando a hacerlo grande a este juego

It is really short. Finished in about half an hour. So keep that in mind. But apart from that, it is really great. Gameplay feels good and the color scheme, music and sound effects really bring back those old days. Not to challenging but just really fun to play. Would be a great speedrunning game i think. For the price you cant go wrong.

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Nettes kleines Spiel für zwischendurch, das ca eine halbe Stunde dauert. Es spielt sich wie ein altes Gameboy Spiel von früher. Die Grafik ist ganz hübsch dafür, dass sie aus wenigen grün Tönen besteht.

You can also watch the full review on my channel: https://youtu.be/niZeWD1kwzw Owyn's Adventure is a simple 2D puzzle adventure with a nice little story and short but well designed levels. The story is about a boy named Owyn, who's mother sends him to his grandpa to say that the dinner is ready. But this simple task turns into an adventure when Owyn reaches his granpas house and finds a letter, that says the old man has left. On his journey to find his grandpa Owyn has to solve different puzzles and fights against giant snails, bees and moles. The story is short, but sweet. The level and puzzle design is good, but not too challenging. The monochrome, square gameboy-like screen and the 8-bit sounds and graphics give the player a great retro feeling. Luckily the game comes without spongy controlls or a virtually created input lag, which makes the gameplay much more dynamic. And there are also 4 hidden objects that can be found in the world to complete additional achievements. So this game is very well-conceived and the dev made it the best it can be. So if you're looking for a short retro game, that is playable on almost every PC, no matter how old or slow, that gives you the gameboy feeling of your childhood with it's 8-bit graphics and music, but doesn't have the spongy controlls other retro or indie games have, this one is perfect. My only point of critcism is the playtime, that could be a little bit longer.