Feywing

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Alright so if you want me to be honest the game is not that great, You walk around gathering some things and then bringing the things to another thing which makes the game kinda boring and when mixed with this one bug that does not have key items spawn you basically cannot do jack about it. The settings do not have an actual page with settings and the enemies are a bit of a gimmick but you can get used to it also there's no pausing which is really annoying but I believe the game has great potential its just that the game needs to be fixed up I enjoyed the character and the story although I did not get the ending but most of the game gave me idea's on what could be done. Spoilers ahead _______________________________ |_________|Stupid rant about how the game\ ________/_____and how it can be improved\ So how the game works so during the day you need to grab materials for effigies then during the night you need to put them on an alter while listening out and looking out for bushes and tree's because they are the enemies which if I am going to be honest it is stupid but depending on your actions you get a different ending. So here are some changes that hypothetically could help th…

"Feywing" is what a game would be like if it was just a cardboard cutout of a real game. You wander around a dimly lit, probably asset flipped/kitbashed environment, doing very simple fetch quests while a bird follows you around. Shallow doesn't begin to describe it. What's the game about? Well, according to the developer, Feywing is an adventure game inspired by internet ritual stories. Navigate the "Crossroads", a strange and dangerous liminal space, to collect materials and create effigies needed for the Feywing ritual. Guided by the Feywing, players must memorize landmarks in a procedurally generated map (ugh, Procgen is NOT an ok substitute for doing the job of a game developer and creating content) to find a way to escape (I guess the developer couldn't work out how to do a map). That's rather misleading to say the least... it's just lame fetch quests. Almost but not quite the diametrical opposite of fun. I'm not sure if this is an asset flip, but it's one of those cases where the assets just look much better than the rest of the quality of the game... a glaring inconsistency. There's no evidence, but as always, the biggest problem with asset flips besides the plag…

Fun little game where you try to figure out how to unlock secret endings.