
A forest is a family and families have secrets. Talk to the trees, solve detective-style puzzles and make your way to the heart of a dying forest and experience a story of tragedy and hope.
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A terrific logic puzzle game with a great story! Deduce which tree/flower/pillar/etc. is which using the clues given by the subjects. Multiple levels and great length. I played for 6 hours and enjoyed every minute. I'd definitely pay money for more games of this type. Highly recommended!
Senna and the Forest really is a hidden gem for its comfortingly challenging puzzles. There is plenty of game play with new chapters introducing new types of puzzles so the game never feels stale. The only downside is that sometimes the puzzles required guessing between multiple possible solutions, but this didn't happen too frequently. All around fantastic puzzle game.
I'm gonna leave a positive review because the ideas behind it are great, but honestly that portion of the game with blue and red trees and runes to put in is just not good and often just guess based. Wish more of it had actually indicated answers instead of having you guess around until you get it.
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[i] If you love puzzles, you should play this game. [/i] A free game that offers 4 different types of puzzles, each increasing in difficulty AND that are actually difficult enough for me to get pen and paper to solve, is a GOOD game. I felt like a mini detective solving these puzzles. [b] Story [/b] Yes, there is a mini-story. But not as many might think. You have to interact with plants, which each gives you a specific set of information to solve the puzzle. However, some plants just give you information about the world or their opinions of it, not information to solve the puzzle. It's a neat little thing and if you apply the same logic from the puzzles to that information, you can get what happened in the world. [b] Puzzles [/b] There are 4 different types of puzzles, each in their own chapter. They generally follow the same flow: 1. this is the puzzle 2. these are exceptions in the puzzle 3. now they are combined, good luck I recommend getting through them in order, you can always go back to the chapters/puzzles you liked most. These are puzzles you do not remember the answers to after a while, so you could replay if you want. [b] Bugs [/b] Yes, when loading from one chapter into another I have discovered that it has some difficulty loading the new chapter. No harm done! it saves where you left off. Just leave to the menu and click on the chapter you were playing and you can continue. The very last puzzle on the very last chapter (chapter 4) has ???? as names. This is NOT a bug, it's part of the puzzle. [b] All in All [/b] Listen, it's free.... honestly, whats the harm in trying if you are not yet convinced after this review. [i] It took me 5,7 hours to finish the game, a great afternoon spend! [/i]
Changed my review to reflect the fact that I was able to complete the game without bugs today. It is a charming little game, however my gameplay for a full run through consisted of approximately 15 minutes. For anyone with even a passing knowledge of logic problems, this is a small bite of a game. Also the achievement failed to register for completion of the game. It's a small thumbs up. It's charming for what it is, but be aware that what you are purchasing may last you less time than it takes to drink a cup of tea.
relaxing puzzle game
good logic game, nice way to spend a few hours.
Story puzzle/riddle game about trees, deities, and humanity. Visually appealing with nice sound design.
Fun little free game that evokes the logic of Obra Din and those puzzle boxes from the Parlor of Blue Prince. Very simple, hard to argue with free.
Neat little logic game. I did end up having to do some guessing towards the end, but it never got very frustrating.
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