Windy Meadow - A Roadwarden Tale

Far too short, completed in under 3 hrs but not 2hrs so cant get my money back, rip off even if it is only a few quid, you ought to have a longer game or release as a free game for how little there is to do in the game.

If you liked Roadwarden and are looking for a tale that's less about monsters and survival and more about character and connections, Windy Meadow is the game for you. It's a beautiful tale that follows three different characters who all live in the small village of Windy Meadow. The writing is fantastic, as expected, and the pixel art and music are all a nice cherry on top.

Loved spending more time in the Roadwarden universe, and getting to know what life could be like in one of its villages, with the constant tug of war between mundane subsistence living, greater individual aspirations, and the ever-present danger of the forest and raiders. It's a much more traditional interactive story than Roadwarden, but I would recommend it nonetheless if you've got a few coins to spare and want to revisit a place you enjoyed.

Good but short game with a lot of charm, expanding the universe of Roadwarden. I recommend it to everyone, that liked the previous game.

I'd recommend this game as a bit of a companion piece to Roadwarden, for those that played it and just crave more of that world. It is just as delightfully charming, and while it is a lot more limited in scope, gameplay, and dialogue options, it's a fun little addition to that universe. For those that haven't played Roadwarden, I'd recommend that instead.

I'm sorry, but this is not worth $10. I don't think I would have paid a dollar for this game, to be honest. It's a light novel that you can finish in 2 hours. The story's not terrible per say, but not riveting either. And there is barely any reason to replay. This feels like a college group project led by a very enthusiastic writing student but supported by a CS student who really can't be bothered to care. As a fan of Roadwarden, I'm very disappointed because this feels like a downgrade. This story made me realize I am actually not that interested in the setting itself. I'm rather worried what is happening with the studio that this is what they output, and not looking forward to whatever they are creating next.

Un juego corto y lleno de personalidad. "Roadwarden" me pareció una joya de principio a fin, hasta el punto de que compré "Windy Meadow" sin apenas pensarlo después de finalizar el primero. No tiene la profundidad de juego de texto de su predecesor, pero es que la construcción del mundo, la narrativa y los personajes de este universo son increíbles. Espero con muchas ganas que saquen nuevos títulos dentro de esta ambientación.