Warden: Melody of the Undergrowth

good game

This game has no way of remapping controls and the sensitivity/camera inversion settings are global to both mouse and gamepads. I wanted to invert the X/Y and A/B buttons so that I can swing the sword with the A button and dodge with the Y button (or shouldn't it be X instead?) and the game crashed and it also crashed Steam along with the game. I wanted to remap the shield from the Ctrl key to the C key for easy reach, but that cannot be done. That requires me to stretch my left finger in my left hand down to the control key and I can't keep the rest of the middle fingers around the WSAD keys that easily. The shift key is easier to reach, but alas, I requested a refund for this game due to serious accessibility issues and for flat-out hard-coding the controls in the game. This game is half-baked. Buyer beware.

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It's... alright. Combat is VERY annoying, and some puzzles are pretty darn confusing. I only bothered playing 'cuz someone gave me a card to redeem the game with, definitely wouldn't pick it up on my own. Camera control can get irritating, but works better (like the rest of the game) with a controller rather than a keyboard.

eh it's okay I guess, get it on sale. similar vibe to zelda games, looks nice

While it lacks the polish of a larger studio game, Warden is a lot of fun. Don't roll towards an enemy because you might end up standing on their heads and bring a piece of paper and a pencil for the alphabet puzzles, and other than that, enjoy a great mix of exploring, collecting, searching, and fighting.

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Fun in concept and like the style but the game is quite slow and clunky. definitely needs a lot of polish. The battle system feels like it still needs work before it feels good to play.

Once you accept and get past the jankiness of this Zelda-Collecth-a-thon hybrid, you have a pretty enjoyable game with quite a bit to do and find. If you're a fan of nintendo 64 and gamecube era adventure-platformer games, it's a game for you.