The Redress of Mira

this game is a gorgeous, calm fantasy walking sim with light puzzles, little bit of combat, platforming and a fairy-tale story told entirely through books you discover along the way. It has beautiful visuals, relaxing exploration, and a peaceful vibe, the combat could use a little polishing, but everything else is done so well that it’s absolutely worth playing!

A fine little walking sim with a few moments of combat, platforming and puzzling, all more-or-less made by one guy. It's nice to see him pass much of the writing duties off to someone else this time, which helps keep his overlong pseudo-philisophical mumbo-jumbo prose to a minimum. Tonguc's games are not for everyone but for those of us who enjoy a pleasant little walk through beautiful landscapes, he hits the mark far more often than he doesn't.

Enjoyed playing this a lot, and I loved that the story is told entirely through the books you find as you progress, it really fits the fairytale feeling. The atmosphere, lighting, and scenery are all so lovely, and exploring the world is honestly my favorite part in walking sims like these I don’t know if it’s possible, but I would love if the dev added a 3rd person mode for this game.

The Redress of Mira was an overall enjoyable experience. The worst parts were getting stuck on a couple puzzles as well as the fact that it's possible to have "no mana" while the associated rabbit is not glowing. Most of the puzzles were straightforward, and I more enjoyed reading the tale and exploring this fantasy environment. Certainly a decent amount of length for the price. With the posted achievement guide, it was also very easy to earn every achievement on the first playthrough. I certainly appreciated this game as unique from the rest of Tonguc's games. It might be better to grab on sale, but this was a great escape on a cold and dull winter day.

It's an okay walking-simulator and not at all a horror game. The game is very repetitive where you walk to a serene area, climb some vines, read some books, get mana and break a seal. Rinse, repeat. There is a few hilariously bad "boss" fights. The graphics are nice at times but this game is way too bright and there isn't an option to turn it down. There were some nice music cues however. It's his best game for sure, but again it isn't much of a game.

Great game. I have played this twice. First time I played this game I loved it and was amazed by the graphics, the scenery, the weather (rain) (thunderstorms), it really made the atmosphere of the game. The story is done well through books you find along the journey which is interesting reading, although as its cursive writing some words are hard to read. The puzzles are pretty good with pulling levers in the right order in certain areas. There are a few combat areas where you'll take on a swordman in the castle areas and you have to pull magic from the enchanted rabbits and use your magic against the swordman. Good idea as it makes the game challenging. I was surprised that there is no achievements for find all the books, only for shooing away all the packs of crows. For those who didn't notice the achievement names are based on Tonguc's other games sucb as Crows of Nephise, Crows of Jim etc. Second play it fels like a slog going through the game for the 2nd time. I ran through most of it this time and somehow it still took me a while. Worth playing and worth getting when it's on special. There are 2 endings to this game but they are very short, so don't expect a 5-7…