
Lost Legends of Redwall: Escape the Gloomer is based on Mossflower, one of the NYT bestselling Redwall™ books by Brian Jacques, with over 35 million copies sold. Set in the caverns and catacombs of Kotir Castle, you guide Gillig the fledgling otter as you build your story.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 26 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Fun text adventure. My only complaint is that is is not always clear what you need to do at the given moment, even with hints on. I had to consult a guide a few times. The music, illustrations, and story are all enjoyable. I'll get the sequel that was teased at the ending if they make it!
Doesnt take long to get a feel for the game. This is exaclty what i was looking for after play Stories Untold. I love the narrative and the abundance of commands you can give and try out. The voice acting keeps me hook as it is very well done. The story is very intresting and fantaful. Im really starting to get into these text based game as they are rare and hard to find, it is good knowing that this one and Stories Untold are grade A in my opinion. Honestly this game is worth more thn what its being sold for. I'd easily pay $20 for it for it is worth it with the amount of effort that was clearly put into the game. Overall, you have to get this game if you are into story driven games that make you think and have to pay close attention to the dialog. well worth the price.
If you like Redwall or text-based escape adventures, get this game! It's very affordable. However I did personally really struggle with it. The first acts were GREAT, I was having a lot of fun, but oh boy once we get to a little cave with several beaches/islands/shores... Oh no no no, I was a lost cause. I spent an hour trying to make progress on my own before I gave up and started peeking at guides to avoid getting frustrated. A lot of backtracking for the rest of the game, and thank goodness I was looking at a guide because I would have spent so much time wondering what I was supposed to do in an empty space or room. I don't think this is necessarily a fault of the game, however. I am just not used to games like these. I hope someone makes a 100% achievement guide so I could 100% the game :D.
The game is really well designed. The story is great, well written and engaging. The commands sometimes have to be very specific but for the most part it all makes sense. I really enjoyed it!
Super fun, fairly easy but can get pretty hard pretty fast.
This old style of parser based story game is really immersive and this game is much better at understanding what you type than the older games were. I recommend these games, there are some real gems out there. This one stands out for ease of use and for the audio quality
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