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[h1]狼になって自由に森を駆け回るゲーム [/h1] というのを期待していたけれども全然そんなことはなかった 荒めのポリゴンで構成されているため 自キャラが狼なのか犬なのか狐なのかイマイチわかりづらい ただその荒さが逆にかわいくも見えたりする(人もいるかもしれない) 移動速度が遅いため森を縦横無尽に掛けるという疾走感は皆無 ただひたすらに指示に従い目的の位置に 自キャラを持っていくという散歩ゲーム 谷に落ちたらダメ(落ちても即復帰) 雨に打たれ続けるとダメ(別に平気) キノコ食べたらダメ(そもそも食べられない) 色々と注意喚起をされるわけだが 恐らくこのゲームにはダメージとか死の概念がないため ものすごく安全に物語は進行していく 水を飲む 雨宿りする 何かの実を食べる キャンプ地を探す 仲間を探す 確かこれくらいのお使いで終了 20分ほどでゲームクリアできます ジャンプと段差の上り下りに独特の慣性が働いているため ちょっとした段差を利用して高速滑空移動をしてみたり 無理矢理岩壁に登ってエリア外に出てみたり 古いゲームのバグ技みたいなことが出来たのは楽しかったです 簡単な操作と指示に従って目的地まで移動 ゲームに初めて触れる幼児に与えるのに ちょうどいいレベルのゲームだと思いました
Was curious to this game but unfortunately without a few minor improvements, I can't recommend it. - There is only 1 song loop..it lasts about 15 seconds then repeats...the loop isn't even a loop, it just stops and starts. - Camera control is awful, found myself staring at the ground more and couldn't move it so I couldn't see a thing. it's a shame, as I liked the simple concept and the environment, though small, were nice.
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The closer I got to the end, the harder it was to listen to the same song looping over. The camera control was annoying to deal with the whole way through. I think the game has some potential but can't recommend it in its current state despite how cheap it is to get a copy.
No tutorial, no explanation of the object of the game, no way of controlling mouse sensitivity/camera controls, no 'options' menu so no way to turn down music within the game itself, irritating repetitive music etc. Just came across as an incredibly lazy attempt at completing some kind of college project. Stuck it for about five minutes & got practically nowhere while being magically transported from place to place without any explanation as to why. I got 3 awards without really understanding how or why I received 2 of them. I found it telling that 4.5% of players couldn't get the 'Beginning' award just for starting the game up. Mighty Forest lacked finesse & I will be asking for a refund as it wasn't worth the money at any price.
Few reasons of buying: 1. Sales 2. Achievement (if you're a achievement player like i do) 3. Is a walking simulator, a short short adventure story to reunite with your wolf wolf family Why not to buy: 1. The controls of the camera, the panning is very bad and it makes you fkin dizzy 2. Hard to look for indicators, took quite some time to complete this game otherwise you can finish within 5 minutes lol 3. Not worth the price lmao, I know, hard work for the developers need to be paid, but not for this work :)
I really like the graphics, animation, and art style of the game, they look cool. However, camera control is frustrating and game play is more like traveling to see a series of cut-scenes, the only things your wolf can do is walk, run, and jump. That being said, the game is short and tells a simple story. I wouldn't recommend it, personally, but I don't regret the time or money spent on it.
Mighty Forest is a short adventure experience developed and published by Louie Inc that focuses on exploration, survival themes, and environmental storytelling through a compact wilderness journey. Rather than building itself around complex systems or large-scale progression mechanics, the game delivers a smaller and more focused experience centered on perseverance, navigation, and the emotional pull of survival against difficult conditions. It embraces simplicity as its core identity, creating an adventure designed to be approachable and easy to complete in a single sitting. The story follows a wolf that becomes separated from its family after a devastating sandstorm leaves it stranded and vulnerable. Lost in unfamiliar surroundings and struggling to survive, the animal must push forward through dangerous terrain while searching for safety and a path back home. The premise remains straightforward, but it establishes a clear emotional motivation that supports the experience effectively. Survival becomes more than a mechanical objective. It becomes a personal journey built around endurance and reunion. One of the game's strongest qualities comes from its commitment to accessibility. Mighty Forest avoids overwhelming players with complicated systems or heavy management mechanics. The objective remains clear from beginning to end. Explore unfamiliar areas, continue moving forward, and survive long enough to reunite with loved ones. This simplicity creates an experience that feels immediately understandable without sacrificing atmosphere. Exploration serves as the primary source of engagement throughout progression. Players travel across natural environments while observing surroundings and navigating obstacles placed throughout the journey. The adventure encourages curiosity without demanding exhaustive resource management or punishing survival systems. Environmental discovery becomes the reward itself, helping create a relaxed pace that aligns well with the game's shorter structure. The survival mechanics remain intentionally lightweight. Environmental hardship and physical vulnerability contribute toward immersion without turning the experience into a demanding simulation. Instead of tracking numerous systems constantly, players remain focused on movement and progression. This design choice keeps the experience approachable while reinforcing the feeling of guiding a vulnerable creature through unfamiliar wilderness. Visual presentation contributes heavily toward the atmosphere. Mighty Forest embraces a softer visual style built around colorful environments and approachable environmental design. The natural settings create a welcoming atmosphere despite the survival premise, balancing tension and comfort effectively. Rather than emphasizing realism, the art direction prioritizes warmth and visual clarity, giving the journey a more relaxed identity. Movement through the environment becomes the central gameplay loop. The game does not rely heavily on combat encounters, crafting systems, or extensive progression trees to maintain engagement. Instead, it focuses attention entirely on the journey itself. Every new section of the environment contributes toward the feeling of moving closer toward safety while reinforcing the theme of persistence against adversity. Because of its compact runtime, pacing remains one of the experience's strongest strengths. The game rarely wastes time or introduces unnecessary distractions. Objectives remain focused, progression remains direct, and the adventure moves efficiently from beginning to end. Players looking for shorter experiences that deliver a complete narrative arc without demanding major time investment may appreciate this structure. The shorter design also creates certain limitations. Players hoping for extensive exploration systems or deeper gameplay mechanics may feel the adventure concludes before fully expanding upon its ideas. Mighty Forest intentionally favors focus over scale, which benefits pacing but limits long-term complexity. The independent nature of the project becomes noticeable throughout its design philosophy. Louie Inc clearly prioritized atmosphere and emotional simplicity over large content volume or feature density. Rather than competing with larger survival adventures, Mighty Forest creates its own smaller experience built around exploration and survival themes presented through a straightforward structure. The emotional core remains one of the game's more memorable qualities. Guiding a stranded animal toward safety creates an immediately understandable objective that naturally encourages investment in progression. The survival premise works because it remains personal rather than grand in scale. Players seeking large survival systems, combat-heavy gameplay, or extensive open-world content may find Mighty Forest intentionally limited. However, those interested in shorter adventures built around exploration and environmental storytelling may discover value in its focused design. Mighty Forest succeeds because it understands exactly what kind of experience it wants to deliver. It avoids unnecessary complexity and instead commits entirely to creating a small but meaningful journey centered on survival, persistence, and finding a way home after disaster strikes. Rating: 6/10
Short walking simulator. + Achievements. - Horrible controls / Continuous camera view adjusting with mouse. - No possibility to mute music, (well game has no other sounds, so you can turn off speakers.) - If you miss the text in beginning of "Mission" you have no idea what to do? - Many graphical bugs. If you paid more than 0$, you paid too much!
This game has potential, but the invert mouse control is a bit of a mess. There aren't any settings to control audio, video, or controls—unless I missed them. Also, not sure if it’s a bug, but when I jumped on one of the stones in the ruins, it launched the wolf, haha! I’m recommending this game purely because it’s cheap, great for killing time, and it’s about wolves.
The game is beautifully designed. However the controls are nasty and the music track is way too short.
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