Wordless Forest

my only critique. i wish it was a lil bit longer. but overall i enjoyed the game and getting 4/4 endings. well done to the solo creator. game deserves a postive review the negative ones arent deserved. petty people.

It's a really cool game that I enjoy a lot! It's very calm and relaxing and comes with very nice and beautiful nature recordings. It becomes obvious that it is not an AAA production and that there is room for improvement, but the general mood and setting is super compelling!

[h1]Enough for a young student's first project...[/h1] However, it falls short of qualifying as a proper interactive game or film. The direction feels haphazard and rushed. There is absolutely no sense of urgency or distress. The inciting incident—a head injury—is hard to grasp because the editing and direction fail to highlight it effectively. It isn't clear that an accident has occurred (unless one spots the faint bloodstain on the head), making it difficult to understand the resulting consequences. Neither the need for survival nor the hostility of the environment comes across, as the direction shows very little. The protagonist seems to be merely taking a stroll through the woods, covering only a few hundred meters during the entire journey. The project sorely lacks the direction and acting required to convey the struggle for survival—which is supposed to be the story's main focus. As for gameplay, it is virtually non-existent, boiling down to just a few choices; classifying it as an "interactive film" feels like a stretch. The survival gear carried doesn't match the duration of the journey, and the technical survival actions should have been more realistic and filmed in g…

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Incredible Effort, Lacking Game Mechanics It is impossible not to appreciate the effort a solo developer put into 40 days of work and the visual quality of the project. However, this title has serious shortcomings in terms of being a 'game'. Lack of Interactivity: The production feels more like watching a documentary than playing a game. Your choices have no real impact on the story; you are often forced back to the beginning after a wrong choice, which disconnects the player from the experience. Pacing and Experience: The story flow (pacing) is very slow, and the game lacks a real climax. Details such as the character remaining spotless despite spending days in the forest negatively affect immersion. Technical Issues: Small but annoying details, like the cursor remaining on the screen, show that the game is unpolished. Summary: While visually successful, the game's mechanics lack depth. It would have been more accurate to market it as an interactive film, as it currently feels quite weak as a gaming experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdVAKMKFV7Q

Had high hopes, but was disappointed. Not many decisions to be made and just got bored very quick.