Rhiannon: Curse of the Four Branches

I love finding weird little adventure games, and Rhiannon is definitely a weird little adventure game. It's not as towering as its contemporaries (certainly if we're comparing it to a game like Scratches it pales in comparison), but it manages to stand on its own two little legs with enough confidence and creativity to be worth your time if you're an enthusiast about this sort of game like I am. Puzzles are mostly fair and logical with mostly some pixel hunting in some places that act as sources of frustration. The story is a little simple and I think the game reveals the mystery of what's going on far too early, but its use of Welsh folklore and mythology gives it a unique identity, and it's clear the creators were passionate about the subject during development. I'd give this a solid 7.5 out of 10, if you were to ask me for a numbered rating. I should be transparent and say I did consult a guide at some points for this game, but I solved most of it on my own, and even puzzles I did have explained to me I've evaluated based on how much the solution makes sense even without having come to it organically.

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Glitches a lot - soft locked once, and an item I needed disappeared, and also got locked out of the map. The puzzles are tedious and difficult to solve. It requires you walking around to rooms you've been in 15 times before to click on a thing only to see if a very subtle thing has changed. Couldn't finish it.

I played this game a few years ago. It has a really good story line. The spirits are not too scary and the game keeps you hooked all the way through. I love this game and will play it again.

Old but fun. Has some particular annoying puzzles, but overall it's fun.

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Well I have mixed feelings about this game after finishing it. It has a pretty good story and it's compelling and interesting enough to keep playing it, but gameplay wise it's rough around the edges. The puzzles are very cryptic for the most part, and confusing, since sometimes the most obvious way it's not the correct way to solve things. And the "notepad" it has to keep track of tasks, sometimes adds to the confusion more than helping. The navigation controls and the way to interact with the inventory are not the best either. But that being said, it also has some pretty unique features and atmosphere that makes it for a good experience. So if you truly love adventure games, and you're up to a real challenge and to struggle with it's defects then you have a fairly decent horror adventure game to play. But I wouldn't recommend it to new players getting into the adventure game genre though cause it's very tough (I had to use a guide a few times to get myself unstuck of pretty crappy parts). So I guess in the end it all depends on the amount of patience and experience you have, and the amount of time you're willing to put into this game.

Rather than a video game I consider it a work of art. It perfectly recreates the feeling of a glorious niche genre, with all its strengths and weaknesses (the movement system is as awkward as it was in those old games, and some puzzles are not very logical). The story, even if it is not very credible, is integrated with cultural themes (medieval Welsh mythology) that pushed me to delve deeper. Thanks guys, there should be many more projects like this. For those interested, here is an article about it: https://adventuregamers.com/articles/view/18193

[h1]A spooky point-and-click adventure puzzle-solving game. I'm pretty proud of myself getting through Chapter 1 on my own. Minus figuring out what the stupid computer password was, since there's literally so many words you encounter and nothing that actually hints to where you should be looking. From Chapter 2 on I basically relied on a walkthrough/guide which kind of took the fun out of it, especially since the game runs in like 1200x800 resolution so going back and forth was annoying. But my biggest gripe with this game is that you don't keep items when you first encounter them. You need to trigger something in-game THEN have to go all the way back and research EVERYTHING to pick up/keep an item needed for your "current" quest. So there's a lot of memorizing involved. Also so much reading, like WHY is there SO MUCH F*CKING TEXT TO READ! Guess I'm just to Low-IQ for this stuff. Nevertheless the game is pretty interesting, and if you like puzzle mystery solving games, check it out! 6/10[/h1]

Recommended if you like point and click mysteries where you might have to take notes or do some digging to figure out some of the solutions. I don't mind that at all so I really enjoyed it.