
Wayward Woods is a turn based strategy game set inside of a magical storybook. Cast spells, defeat your enemies, all to find your way out of the enchanting Wayward Woods.
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Once upon a time, there lived an ambitious apprentice mage, a young squirrel named Almond. All was well for the young apprentice, until, spurred by endless curiosity, he was whisked between the pages of Wayward Woods. Trapped within his master’s favorite storybook, Almond must channel the elemental teachings of his master to conquer the dangers lurking in the woods and pen a story fit for a hero.
Become a Wizard:
Equip a lineup of spells that suit your playstyle
Adorn unique artifacts to boost your prowess in battle
Strategically plan your movements throughout the arena
Collect mana scattered around the battlefield
Cast your spells to aid you in battle and defeat unique enemies
Traverse the various challenges of Wayward woods to find your way back home
Walk the Path of Heroes:
Fend off the hoards of enemies that stand in your way
Fight your way through the perilous Wayward Woods
Find and earn your passage back home
Make your mark in your master’s storybook, penning a story fit for a hero
Experience the story of Almond as he embarks upon the journey of his master’s storybook. Equip your loadout and take out your enemies to break free from the pages and escape Wayward Woods.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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No matter what I do, movement doesn't work in the game. But even without that, I can see that there are only 8 skills and 2 artifacts, a couple of types of mobs — that's it? The game has kind of a nice vibe, at least the main menu is designed decently. Still, I can't recommend it in its current state
A charming little game! Wind Current is my favorite spell. For those who might struggle to move, I suggest clicking the How to Play button on the main menu that is also present in each combat level!
This game was fun for what it presented. The magic system feels a little limiting at first but then as your are able to move more and grab more pips, along with using the lightning to interact with the water allowed for some nice strategies. A little limiting though as the gameplay is quite short and replayability isn't the best, but for what it is working with it plays decently overall. Also the sound design is awesome, especially considering the limitations they were working with. Hats off to them. The page flipping sound was top tier.
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This game was a lovely little experience, very cool to see this level of quality in a Bradley capstone game. The core gameplay loop feels a little lacking with the very limited options presented, but literally everything else was top notch in my opinion. Great audio and music, quality voice acting, intuitive UI, and appealing art style. With more spell types and artifacts to choose from (perhaps unlocked by the player bit by bit over time?) this could be a 10/10 turn-based strategy game. It scratches the same itch as Into the Breach. Could use more content, but overall very well done!
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