
Ancient Mind is a puzzle-action-adventure game about discovering the remains of an ancient civilization. Explore dungeons, fight monsters, solve puzzles, and discover the truth about ancient mysteries.
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Languages: English, Italian, German
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Hours played at review time, across 22 reviews with recorded playtime.
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So far I'm enjoying the game I find it a very adorable spin of a classic Zelda with some vibes of Stardew Valley in the mix. And it being made in Godot and has a native Linux port is another massive plus for me!
Without a game guide playing this game is putting me to sleep. It is a thinking man's Zelda akin to Brain Lord for the snes. I just can't bring myself to want to continue playing it.
Charming art style and fun gameplay loop! If you're looking for some old-school puzzle-action, this game won't disappoint ^^
Furry!
Having a good time with this so far, definitely worth your time if you like solving puzzles. Also love the fox guy you play as he's a nice addition to the game ^^
furry zelda good
A pretty well done Zelda-like. The art is lovely, music is great, level design and puzzles are super fun. However, two major issues for me: 1. Some of the backtracking is just annoying along with the lack of the ability to see where exactly I should be backtracking. It doesn't help there's no information/walkthroughs anywhere. 2. The fact that I can't attack diagonally but half the enemies attack specifically from diagonals, is incredibly infuriating. That's not strategy or patience, just poor game design.
This game is actually pretty decent...but gameplay is from 1997. PROS + Graphics is cute + Bloom in 2D! + Pixel Art + Fitting sounds + Wither-level medieval soundtrack + Lore + Puzzles + Furry game lol CONS - After completing the first level it was apparent things were not going to progress all too much, immediately went to research walkthrough and it indeed had like few unshockables throughout he entire game. - Spyro/Crash Bandicoot tier games (which are great don't get me wrong, but like it is not 1997 outside) - All stats that exist in the game really quickly: you have health. Yeah. That's it. - UI is not the most apparent (how to move between stages, ah press enter, where it says that?) - Pixelated text is 1 step too much. If I had any patience to complete Spyro trilogy more than once, I might have given it more than 50 min. All and all will not refund and leave it bough to support dev.
NEED CHINESE😭
Started this game from a friends recommendation and i've made it past 3 of the areas so far. -I have not had movement bugs. -The game is cute and runs well. -Old school Zelda game vibe. I think this game having a "Mixed" review tag is unfair. Yes it has a good sum of reading but the dungeons/ruins are a decent length too
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