Treasure Adventure World

A very good treasure adventure game... ehhhhhhhhhh Yes, it is good. Pretty much perfect as a remake of an already excellent title (also on Steam). Highlights include the heavily motif'd music, the almost completely non-linear progression (even moreso than the original thanks to some tweaks) and the good ol' fun of just looking for things. The minor downsides... are basically just some preferences I have for the original and that's about it.

Followed this game back when it was freeware and love the amount of polish that was put into it.

Great Adventure Game

Cute and relaxing. With a colorful and expressive world. Some nice sidequests and feels good to complete.

A delightful adventure game with puzzle platformer/collectathon elements. Main game is very forgiving with some decently challenging puzzles on the off beaten path. Most puzzles are straight foreward with their solutions, some legit stumped me. Cute artstyle and music. My main complaint with the game is it did have a tendency to crash, unsure if that's a hardware issue or one with the game. Major errors popup when attempting to start a New-game plus, and prevent the game client from continuing, but the main adventure is over, so I'm pretty much satisfied.

while kind of rough around the edges, it's still a really fun game with some [i]really[/i] pretty art. plus, for that price it's definitely worth a look!

This game deserves much more attention. If you like Metroidvania and are looking for a varied and not too difficult game with some smart puzzles and with great attention to detail created graphics, then Treasure Adventure World is for you. I absolutley can not understand the negative reviews, since I had no remarkable performance issues. Also lighting and controls are in my opinion right as they are. I would buy Treasure Adventure World anytime again and even the full price would not be exaggerated for 10-20 hours gametime.

I absolutely loved this game. The story, puzzles, and gameplay was great. It's cute and fun to play.

Several years ago, I found a free indie game called, I believe, Treasure Adventure Island. It sat on my hard drive for a long time before I finally got around to playing it, only to find that it was a charming metroidvania that achieved the difficult feat of being family-friendly but still a very solid, fun game. Many years later, I found this sequel/remake, and I see it's got that same appeal; it's cute, it's fun, it's got challenge but will never make you rip out your hair. The only problem I have with this game is that the engine is a little janky, but that almost ends up giving it a little extra charm.

Nice design, awesome remake of old story, cool new stuff