Rhiannon: Curse of the Four Branches

Very mediocre. Not worth your time especially since it's not free.

Excellent continuous puzzle! The combination of the plot of old times and modern life perfectly sets you up for the role of a detective.

I love finding weird little adventure games, and Rhiannon is definitely a weird little adventure game. It's not as towering as its contemporaries (certainly if we're comparing it to a game like Scratches it pales in comparison), but it manages to stand on its own two little legs with enough confidence and creativity to be worth your time if you're an enthusiast about this sort of game like I am. Puzzles are mostly fair and logical with mostly some pixel hunting in some places that act as sources of frustration. The story is a little simple and I think the game reveals the mystery of what's going on far too early, but its use of Welsh folklore and mythology gives it a unique identity, and it's clear the creators were passionate about the subject during development. I'd give this a solid 7.5 out of 10, if you were to ask me for a numbered rating. I should be transparent and say I did consult a guide at some points for this game, but I solved most of it on my own, and even puzzles I did have explained to me I've evaluated based on how much the solution makes sense even without having come to it organically.

Glitches a lot - soft locked once, and an item I needed disappeared, and also got locked out of the map. The puzzles are tedious and difficult to solve. It requires you walking around to rooms you've been in 15 times before to click on a thing only to see if a very subtle thing has changed. Couldn't finish it.

Old but fun. Has some particular annoying puzzles, but overall it's fun.

Enjoyable, a bit confusing at first but has an interesting story