I love
Great Game!
I love this game so much. But sometimes I can get a bit frustrated, like when the blizzard comes and you have to brace every 10 seconds. And you have to change the controls really fast in forest lake. But I definitely recommend this game!
Bye Aerin
Age:10
Bad Game Controls
Beautiful game
Love play
2. YOU CAN PLAY ON XBOX GO DO IT SAME 10 DOLLAR GAME AND IF YOU HAVE TWO XBOX CONTROLERS YOU CAN PLAY WITH TWO PEOPLE.
Kid friendly BUT (spoiler alert) when the man kos the fox tell the kid IT WILL BE OK MY LITTE SIS ALMOST CRYED I HAD TO TELL IT IS OK .
but one more thing have the first controler go into the pause menu on Xbox never alone and you will see a game mod button go click it and then have the second controller hit a button Kk I will keep updated :)
Good but..
good game but bad controls
but good stories though
A ne pas manquer !
Cependant, quelques bug dans la manipulation du renard donc j’ai mis 4 étoiles et pas 5.
Vivement la suite…
AMAZING GAME!
It deleted my save
Looks Fun but No Co-Op on Mobile
Socksisters
Beautiful game, wonderful adventure!
Sweet storyline, lovable characters, finicky controls
However, as others have said, the controls are super finicky right when you need them to be reliable. When I try to do a wall jump to escape a polar bear, I really need the jump button to work properly every single time. Unfortunately, my frustration over the controls was such that I had to quit playing and won’t get to experience the end of the story for myself. At least there are plenty of walkthrough videos out there.
Stop making this game so hard
very short gameplay
Also, for non-gamers like me, the controls are not that easy to use. You have to have very precise timing and movement in order to get the characters to do what needs to be done or else you’ll be stuck in one puzzle for ages. That can be very frustrating.
Also didn’t particularly like how quickly this game drains my phone battery. It makes my phone overheat so quickly.
But still, the game is very wonderfully designed and it’s interesting to see how the elements of the game relate to a real-life group of people.




