Märchen Forest is a story told in three parts (previously two), and the manner of gameplay and plotline changes drastically because of it. In my original review, I split the Story and Gameplay sections up into two parts, representing each facets of the game. Märchen Forest is available on Steam, Nintendo Switch, and PS4/PS5 for your regional pricing.ģ) Graphics & Audio – Fully Realized Splendor Story – Innocent, Until It’s Insane
With all this in mind, does my previous experience end up aiding or hurting this enhanced package?
It’s a new game that’s also the old game, recaptured with all the resources available to fully realize the developers’ vision of the project. There was immense potential with the original, so more detail comes the possibility of more captivating gameplay/writing. One of the things I was looking forward to seeing was what exactly had changed during the transition and what more the developers could do to improve the game from before. With a brand new look and the addition of the previously separate Requiem of the Astral World DLC, this aims to be the definitive version of the game, suited to meet the expectations of players from 2021 onwards.īefore getting into the nitty-gritty, I should note that I’ve reviewed Märchen Forest before. This is the case for Märchen Forest, which received a massive graphical and auditory overhaul since its initial release in 2018. Every so often, the opportunity comes when you’re able to revisit a familiar game.
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