This game looks like it's very fun, but when I get frozen on the screen with my character unable to move, only jump, I really get turned off quickly. Sorry :/
Reviews for "The Hut in Ayre Forest"
It wont let me get out if the path to adulthood screen. i'm just stuck in it. Needs a lot of work.
Troisnyx responds:
You just want to be spoonfed, do you not? Did you not push the lever as a child? Did you not enter the wolf's cave as a child?
I won't spell things out for you, but if something is blocked, keep trying every possible option until you actually get around it. Stop whining like a spoilt brat.
The music in the game is great. The story is good too. One problem all the bugs and glitches in the game. From getting hit once and being forced back into the previous frame and my character does not show up, or the character is stuck in the jump position and cannot move or anything. I want to finish this game but with all the glitches I feel like I am unable to do so. You get only 2 stars because the music and story are good, if the glitches get fixed I would give it a higher rating.
glitchy glitchy glitchy first i cant stop walking to the left then i eventully die than i respawn and all i can do is jump and i jump past the edge of the screen and die then i am frozen, the art was all too rushed even for a time limit, the audio (music) was good but THIS IS A GAME! ONE STAR SIR
If you had to judge this game by normal standards you'd mention the glitches, the repettitive storyline once you've defeated the wolf and some of the glitches.
But after playing I noticed the game had been made in a short amount of time, and that made me appreciate the effort that went in to make a fantastic soundtrack that fitted the game, a great storyline and also some brilliant graphics as well. All of it really worked together quite well and you can forgive all the other parts of the game that you dislike as there was an almost "Zelda" feel to how the game looked and sounded.
Nice to play a game sometimes that doesnt take an hour to complete and that leaves you with a solid feeling afterwards.
Well played sir, well played.