Faery - Legends of Avalon

I first became curious of this game when I was a preteen playing on the play station 3. I played the demo then, and I always wanted to continue playing the whole game, but never found the opportunity. Now that I am an adult, I remembered it and was able to find after so long. I was really happy when I realised that the game was available to purchase on steam. Today, I was able to complete it, and I can say that I loved every second. It really is such a sweet story. I am glad I played it.

For anyone thinking of buying this game, don't. It does NOT work anymore. The game is completely broken and refuses to launch. There's a protection patch file that helps to fix crashing on launch, but it doesn't seem to work anymore. I tried every other fix I could find on steam, and a few others online as well, but alas, nothing worked—I think we can officialy declare this game dead and unplayable. I was disappointed too, Fairies are among my favorite fantasy species and I always said we needed more in the fantasy space—especially as playable characters! We need more playable fairies in gaming! I was overjoyed too when I discovered this game, but turns out, it's dead. So yeah, please don't waste your money on this no matter how enticing that 0,83€ pricetag may be.

Great game but the creators decided on no sequel.

fun little game, like, really small game. small, get it? fairies and all

Two thirds of a Faery is what this is, as many others have said, this game end abruptly in what is obvious sequel bait, though frankly feels more like they cut the ending to make a sequel. Then done nothing with the IP since (and is unlikely ever too now). It surprises me how much better reviewed this is then Bound by Flames, the worlds are okay but all kind of plain, not really selling there fairy tales and fables they are based on, even as isolated as the segments are the areas are decorated little even for a game as old as this, with the surrounding ending in mist. What little of the dialogue I did pay attention to was dull and long winded for no good purpose, the twist obvious (the really twist would have been letting us become his queen to rule over the lands), predates Spiders inclusion of queer romance option, the first romancable's gender being based on what gender you pick. Controls are awkward, others even much older than this had characters exploring flight and a 3d space far more intuitively than this. And it runs fine on Steam deck, but really just spend those hours on a complete story or at least one likely to see a continuation. This is a nice premise but just …

It reminds me of American McGee's Alice. Combat is FF-like. I really enjoyed the whimsy of it all.