
Lilygrove is under attack by General Scumsnout and his legion. It's up to the Scout Corps' newest recruit to light the beacon and summon aid from the surrounding woodlands - before there is nothing left to save. Play as Liam or Sophia in this whimsical adventure game based on the Redwall™ books.
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i love redwall and i love this game!! cant wait to play more
One spectacular game. Finish your initiation in The Scouts; Sneak behind large objects such as boxes and barrels to dodge Rats in The Pirate; Save mice and knock out rats in The Catacombs; Find Sophia/Liam down in the sewers in The Werat; Rush to a lighthouse to shine it's light and battle Scumsnout in The Lighthouse. Much action, fantastical elements, drama, and romance. As I said before, and I wish I could say it a million more times; One spectacular game.
I enjoyed this book series growing up and was surprised to see that I had missed that they made it into a game series. I loved it. The story telling is spot on with Brian Jacques original stories. The art and animation is perfectly aligned to the art from the books. I only wish they had made more than the 4 episodes.
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I have been a major fan of the Redwall book and tv show series, I even had to spend $120 just to get my hands on a original copy of season 1, Brian Jacques not only was a great author but also an amazing human being. Please give this game a shot as well as check out his books, please also consider buying merch from https://www.redwallabbey.com if you are a fellow fan and didn't know they even had a shop! Also keep an eye out for a Brian Jacques memorial in the game, it hit hard for me personally.
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This game is pretty. The soundtrack is good. Even the dialogue is vary 'I'm an early 90's fantasy novel' esc. In every sense of the word, from the limited Redwall novels that I've read, this fits the vague idea of what I'd imagine a Redwall game to be. Unfortunately, the actual game is a clunky and broken disaster, and their choice to split this into three acts is saddening to say the least. From the time that I streamed the game, it was slow, unresponsive, excessive dialogue to explain exceedingly simple mechanics (and just about anything), a surprising lack of direction after the first five minutes, and mechanics that sound cool on paper (like scents) that in practice make the game even slower to play. It's exceedingly easy to get out of bounds because I did so multiple times on accident thinking there were things to get only to discover the devs forgot boundry borders around most of the first hub space, and was overall rather clunky to play. Even the movement is jittery and rather clunky. Our character doesn't move like a mouse. Sure, the animations do, but feel-wise, the protagonist moves like a mouse if you strapped a bunch of weights onto them. The game feels like it was aimed more at children, but the lack of direction, easy-to-find glitches, and incredibly lengthy dialogue sessions with characters that just aren't that interesting make me wonder who this was supposed to be aimed at. It's too simple for fans of a series that started back in 1986, it's too complicated for children who might be discovering Redwall for the first time, and it's too tedious and slow for someone who's only read the first few books like myself. I love mice. They're my favorite species behind polar bears. I think there's potential here - I really do! The art and music are quite well done! But this? This isn't it. To the devs: try something smaller, custom made, outside of the Redwall mythos. 4/10 "Even the strongest and bravest must sometimes weep." ʕ •ᴥ•ʔ
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