The Tavern In the Woods

Very short game, but was great experience to explore. Would love to find another such short game, with a touch of scary

Its an interesting interactive story with dark and magical elements. There is a little jump scare but its very light i would hardly call it a horror. It doesn't seem to have a discernible ending at the moment but worth the short play through.

an interesting game

Дуже коротка гра з гарною атмосферою. Кінцівки як такої не має поки що, бігаєш розглядаєш усе по карті, я вспіла налякатися навіть хд

A fun mini story. My only complaint is that I personally found the font a little hard to read. But accessibility issues aside, I definitely enjoyed myself and for the low low price of FREE, you can't really complain.

Well, what to say about this. It's free to play game, so that's big plus. And that's probably all positive you can say about it. This game seems to be just some first-game project. It feels very unfinished. Graphics look decent, visual effects look spectacular, but game itself is poorly optimized. Game takes like 10 minutes to finish. Story is progressing in weird manner - there are like 2-3 short voice monologues, rest is paper scraps full of text. Story seems to have interesting setting and theme, but overall execution is like it's nonexistent. I get it. It's free to play game. So you expect some lack of quality in graphics and gameplay. But without intersting and atleast a little bit finished story, this game is just waste of time.

Interesting little experience. I didn't get every achievement, but seeing the general story took me ten minutes, which is totally fine for what it is (and it's not like I paid for it). There was a jump scare early on that legit got me, which doesn't happen very often, so I'll give kudos there. The pages you read tell an interesting little fantasy story, and I never felt like anything was taking too long to happen. Using a [spoiler] goblin [/spoiler] as a central... hero? Character? I'm not sure how to characterize it. Anyway, using that as that is different, though the model looks a LITTLE out of place. My biggest complaint is the narration, and this is a weird complaint: I don't know if it's a problem with the sound quality or what, but it has a slight echo to the voice, that makes it sound almost synthetic, like it's a text-to-speech, even though it clearly isn't. It just takes you out of it a little bit, which is a shame because I honestly quite enjoyed this and look forward to seeing what the developer does next, whether they do another free quickie or something more substantial. I played this because I'm a fan of visual novels and it's marked as one in the tags, and I don't think I would classify it as a visual novel? It's a walking simulator. Debatably an adventure game, depending on your definition, but it's pretty firmly more in the vein of Dear Esther and Beginner's Guide, if only in gameplay rather than substance. I enjoy walking sims too, so I have no issue with that, I just need to give that distinction.