Trident's Tale

This game is GOOD with many remarks... ✓ Simple adventure (no big challenge) ✓ Nice story (same vibe as kid animation series) ✓ Pirate fantasy ✓ Potential to do better BUT at this moment it still needs many of polishing before I can call it a GREAT game... (aside from bugs/glitches) - FOV setting to help reduce motion sickness - QoL features like 'Buy/Sell all' - More depth in combat gameplay, such as more attack moves (for both protagonist and enemies) - Ability balancing (in the current version, just spam an HP regen skill can survive most of the game) - Cutscenes that could have much more impact with better timing and SFX I recommend this game because it has a lot of good resources available for further development. And I hope this game eventually reaches a point where it's worth the price.

I definitely don't recommend this for most people, after 2 hours I've think I've seen enough to know that this isn't for me. However, it's not necessarily a bad game but it just feels way too by the numbers. If Wind Waker and Sea of Thieves had a love child they kept hidden, this would kind of be it. Very piratey, open world single player with that stylized cartoon look, there's so much media coming out with this same aesthetic "clean" aesthetic, it feels done to death. The art should be inspired, it's too safe without any identity. It felt like the game had no fresh ideas, and the controls felt unrefined. The platforming, combat or movement (including the ship movement) really never feels smooth, but it has the indie-game stiffness where nothing has any weight to the animations. The story is very standard high fantasy "collect the stones of elemental power" fare. I was hoping the characters would at least get me latched on to keep going. Good, cheesy voice acting is loved in this household. For me it fell flat, the voice cast isn't actually that bad, but there's strange tonal shifts in the lines sometimes that aren't cohesive at all. Has me question if there was anyone directing…

Full of charm and a sincere attempt at making something lovely. It's janky and the voice acting is essentially the product of asking your best mates to do it... but there is something wonderful about the game, like a PS2 gem.

How clunky do you want the combat to be? Devs: Yes! How unintuitive do you want the controls to be? Devs: Yes! How annoying do you want the graphic effects like Chromatic Aberation to be? Devs: Yes! ALT+F4 during first boss fight and uninstalled.

[hr][/hr] [h2]🔱 Trident's Tale - The Lost Fragment 🔱[/h2] [hr][/hr] Made and published by 3DClouds we embark on an 3D action-adventure game as a Ocean, a young pirate that must solve the mystery of the Storrm Trident and rescue her adoptive father, defeting enemies alongside his crew and exploring the vast ocean on her ship, facing from other ships to sea monster suchs krakens and megalodons. What does the Trident conceal? [table] [tr] [th] [i]Disclaimer: Due to the developers are ignoring this game in favor of their new project—refusing to fix bugs, address issues, or respond to player concerns—I will keep my review negative until they release a patch to solve these problems. However, given the roadmap for their new Early Access game, it's possible that day may never come." [/i] [/th] [/tr] [/table] [i]「Ahoy comrades! It is time to conquer the sea」[/i] [url=https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3618733460" rel="noopener noreferrer]https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3618733460[/url]  [table] [tr] [th] Thanks a lot to [URL=https://playquest.fun/] Playquest [/URL] and 3DClouds for the key [/th] [/tr] [/table] [hr][/hr] [h2] ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ ‎ …

Trident's Tale, developed and published by 3DClouds, sets sail with a clear objective: deliver an accessible pirate adventure that captures the excitement of treasure hunting, naval combat, and mythical legends. The game follows Ocean, a spirited young captain whose pursuit of the fabled Storm Trident takes players across an expansive ocean filled with secrets, danger, and eccentric allies. Rather than striving for realism, the title embraces a whimsical tone, blending fantasy elements with classic swashbuckling themes. This approach gives the experience a broad appeal, presenting a colorful world that feels inspired by children's adventure stories while still offering enough action and exploration to entertain players of all ages. The heart of Trident's Tale lies in its open seas. Sailing from island to island is consistently enjoyable thanks to a straightforward yet satisfying navigation system. Players are encouraged to chart their own course, uncover hidden locations, and seek out buried treasures scattered throughout the world. The game rewards curiosity with collectibles, side activities, and environmental storytelling that flesh out its universe. While the map isn't enormou…