The Fox in the Forest
Dire Wolf · 2021 · Casual, Strategy, Board Game, Card Game, Tabletop
PC
Positive89% · 28
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About The Fox in the Forest
Once upon a time, a woodcutter and his daughter lived in a small village bordering the forest. She had traveled with him and had seen him speak with the forest animals...
Embark on Your Adventure into the Forest!
The Queen has decreed that whoever defeats the monsters will be granted half the kingdom in reward. With the help of the woodcutter, swan, fox, and monarch, you will collect treasures to gain the Witch’s trust. These characters appear on special cards that change up gameplay and can help you to victory.
Outsmart Your Foes with Trick-Taking Gameplay!
The Fox in the Forest is a competitive trick-taking game for 2 players. Play 13 cards each round to win tricks, and score points depending on how many tricks you win. The player with the most points at the end wins.
Sharpen Your Claws!
Compete against other players online and test your cunning in 8 tricky challenges with customized rules.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Doesn't have pass 'n play or local play.2 found this helpful
Great game to play with friends! The community is sadly not active. GG well played! - This review was not created by A.I.1 found this helpful
Love this game as a card game and on here as well1 found this helpful
Extremely fun to play against the AI and I love the challenges
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Mechanics-wise, gameplay is solid. The art and animations are very nice. The UI / interface is so bothersome it kills the whole experience. [list] [*]You can't control the game with anything except for a mouse. It feels like they just ported their mobile app, maybe changed a word in the tutorial, and called it a day. It's weird that if you want to play with a controller or steam deck you can't use arrow keys, joystick, or direction pad. It makes playing the game feel clunky on the steam deck. [*]When playing cards you can't simply "double click" to play them. You have to manually drag them over to their spot in the playing field. Again, makes it feel clunky and screams that this was ported from the mobile app with no desktop optimizations. [*]Manually dragging the cards wouldn't be such a negative except there's a camera move that's [i]locked to your mouse motion[/i] It might be subtle if you're playing on a phone or tablet, but it's exaggerated to the point of annoyance when playing with a mouse. Every time you move your mouse to select a card, the camera move draws your eyes away from what your doing. Every time you drag a card into play the playing field moves und…
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