
Moose Lost in the Woods is a cozy 3D platformer without a language barrier. Explore by running, leaping, bouncing, and splashing around in Swedish forest environments, whilst stuffing your backpack with goodies!
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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Wow! What a cute little cozy game! It was whimsical and fun. The style was so cute and the main character moose was adorable! I really enjoyed this experience and would love to play more like this. Definitely recommend.
My toddler loves this game, it is very kid-friendly and the characters, environment and animations are so cute! Although the idea of getting lost in the woods is scary, this game makes it feel cozy and relaxing. So far I have only played it on keyboard, and while a few jumps feel a bit clunky, it plays fine and my kid only needs help in a few places. We will try it on controller to see if it is easier, since controller is recommended. My toddler rates the jumping mechanics 10/10 pinecones, it is her favorite mode of transportation. I also rate the game 10/10 pinecones, I think I've enjoyed it more than she has.
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Nice quick and easy game, one of the cutest and best game i've ever played. Wish it was longer, but it is a free game. I can defiantly see you making more games in the future. 10/10 get to collect hats, acorns, go on a lil adventure. I now know what it's like to be a moose.
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Great short game. Love the music and art style.
Cute 3D platformer for kids. This is my 8 year old kid's first real game with a controller, he's a bit addicted now, and spends way too much time deciding which hat to wear! Game has some issues though: - no saving. The game is short, less than 30 minutes for an adult, but it can take much longer for a kid. You have to go through it all in a single sitting because progress isn't saved. It's a shame because the game is organized in 3 separate levels and it would have been very easy to at least restart from the level where you stopped. - really poorly optimized. Game has something like 12 polygons top, and still my RTX3070 fans need to enter into action. It's unplayable on a laptop's integrated graphics, which should be more than enough. There are no graphics settings to mitigate this. - controls are a bit slow and jump lacks precision. All in all it's still a good game for a kid discovering the world of video games, I'd rate it a solid 7/10
Superb for a fun time with the kid.
Cute little game
it was a bit hard getitng used to the controls with the platforming, and very easy to get stuck, but it was a very cute and enjoyable game. I wish it had accomplishments!
SO CUTE AND FUN! I loved this short game and would absolutely play it again, I wish there was a few more levels but for what it is, its a great game!!
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