Wild Woods

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First we tried the demo and immediately fell in love with it. However seeing that it launches as an early access title, for a very long time it did not offer enough content to justify a purchase. At the time of writing this review the game is in 0.3.0 version with 4 character classes, 3 biomes (forest, swamp, snow) and so far we have 3 hours in it without successfully reaching the third biome. The gameplay feels very much like a LEGO title, smooth, forgiving hitboxes, clear communication of area attacks. The bosses are relatively creative, and there are lots of randomized upgrades and challenges to choose from on dividing paths of a roguelike. Note I did not say rogueLITE, as there is no metaprogression in the game, which actually makes it a bit more fun for us because each time we know it's up to us and a little bit of luck how good we'll do, instead of being locked into guaranteed failure we can only overcome by additional payment with our time. It is a lovely COUCH cooperative game, accessible to any age group remotely familiar with controller use - however the game can be genuenely challenging to an action game veteran at times, the Frog Queen has an amazingly well done attack pattern combo set she can use in variable forms, I really enjoyed it, and even lost to it which was a surprise, but a welcome one. Pricing: at the moment I would definitely not pay full price for this game (for context: if my hourly payment would be still 20€ it's a nobrainer purchase even at fullprice, but sadly it is not the case anymore), but you can find it on various legit 3rd party stores for 3-5€ and it's an absolute treat. But remember: ONLY with friends and loved ones: wife, children, or Steam's streaming service allows remote play with any of your friends.