horrible controls. slow plot... not to mention overall its rather boring.
Reviews for "The Guardian"
This game is needlessly slow and annoyingly repetitive. The music was okay.
GAMEPLAY: Perform this arduous task. Now perform another. Now perform the first one again. Now the second one. Now here's some "story."
"STORY": See "Iron Giant," "Frankenstein," and several, several more times it's been done before. Add typos.
LESSON: "People r afraid of what they don't understand!"
Stopped playing after following the villager home. Knew exactly where this was going, didn't feel like playing the same level AGAIN to see it.
HIRE. WRITERS.
They sit around all day with nothing to do and they work cheap, there's no excuse for this.
As a game, this fails. It's hardly enough to be even called a game with how limited the actual "gameplay" is. It's obvious you wanted to make some sort of dark deep (aka pretentious) story, and just decided to jump on the "art game" bandwagon and made a uninspired pixelated mess like everyone else in the genre.
Either make an actual game with real gameplay, or make a damn movie. Putting the two together does not a masterpiece make.