Levantera: Tale of The Winds

10/10 Sailed halfway across the world, fought off hordes of pirates to then climb a giant tower filled with ninjas. While trying not to get corrupted by the green crystals. And not die to wolves and spiders. Along with trading sugar and other spices port to port. and after that, I learned how to double jump and shoot fireballs. Seriously if u dont like this game, wtf is wrong with u??

It could've been good :(

It took me a little while to get the feel for this game, but after I did I really liked it. Unfortunately it suffers from a bit of lack of direction. Eventually I figured out what to do by basically going everywhere. Now I'm kinda stuck again. Not much of a wiki community for a game with 5 reviews. It's fun and I hope the game isn't abandoned. Haven't seen an update since it came out?

A nice mix of Sid Meier's Pirates and Zelda 2. Surprised it doesn't have more attention. It's already worth checking out at this state and if they keep adding more content this could turn out to be something pretty special.

Developed and published by Lasso Games, Levantera: Tale of The Winds is a retro-inspired action RPG that embraces the spirit of classic 8-bit adventures while introducing enough modern ideas to keep the experience from feeling like a simple imitation. From the moment players assume the role of the captain of the M.S. Tradewind, the game sets out to deliver a seafaring adventure built around exploration, mystery, and progression. Its nostalgic pixel art, lively chiptune soundtrack, and old-school presentation immediately establish the tone, but beneath its familiar appearance lies an ambitious blend of action, role-playing, and naval exploration that strives to offer more depth than many retro-inspired indie titles. The adventure revolves around exploring a large world divided between dangerous oceans and diverse islands waiting to be discovered. Sailing across the sea is much more than simply moving between locations, as players must recruit crew members from taverns, strengthen their ship, and prepare for encounters that become increasingly demanding as the journey unfolds. The search for a missing crew serves as the central narrative, gradually introducing larger mysteries surro…

Good game.