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[h1]Decent, short time management game that seems pretty well done.[/h1] The game seemed fairly well polished and I had no problem spending several hours enjoying the game. I liked the idea of [b]your[/b] using different abilities (sun, rain, wind) on various things on the map as opposed to these things then being carried out by the people running around. Made you feel more part of the team and you had more of a roll. Anyway, it seemed a little different from some of the other Time Management games and I enjoyed it. This one is pretty easy / casual in that no matter your time to finish a level you still get to move on and get a Bronze Star and progress the story. There's also a built-in Guide that may help if you really are trying for Gold Star on all the levels. The main campaign of 30 missions took me [b]4.1hrs[/b] to complete (earning Bronze on most -- so, not rushing). At the end of the campaign, there's an additional 10(?) Bonus Levels (which I didn't play). [h1]Overall a quite enjoyable Time Management game.[/h1]
Weather Lord: Following the Princess Collector’s Edition is a lighthearted fantasy time-management game developed and published by Alawar Casual. As part of the long-running Weather Lord series, it delivers a familiar blend of resource gathering, kingdom restoration, and magical problem-solving while introducing a new adventure centered on rescuing a princess and protecting a realm threatened by dark powers. The game embraces the accessible nature of the genre, making it easy to learn while still offering enough strategic depth to keep players engaged throughout its lengthy campaign. The story follows a kingdom facing a growing crisis as dangerous forces spread chaos across the land. Armed with the ability to control weather itself, the protagonist must travel through numerous regions, helping citizens rebuild their communities while searching for the missing princess. The narrative is straightforward and designed primarily to support the gameplay, but it succeeds in creating a sense of progression. Each completed level feels like another step toward restoring peace, and the fantasy setting gives the adventure an inviting atmosphere that remains enjoyable from beginning to end. Gameplay revolves around managing workers, collecting resources, clearing blocked paths, repairing damaged structures, and completing objectives within a set time limit. The defining feature is the use of weather powers, which add an extra strategic layer beyond standard time-management mechanics. Players can summon rain to nurture crops, call sunshine to speed production, unleash wind to remove obstacles, and use thunder to overcome magical threats. These abilities are integrated naturally into the level design, encouraging players to think carefully about timing and resource allocation rather than simply clicking as fast as possible. One of the game's strengths is its consistent variety. New environmental challenges, resource requirements, and obstacles are introduced regularly, preventing the campaign from feeling stale. Levels gradually increase in complexity, demanding more efficient planning and quicker decision-making. Players who enjoy chasing gold-level completion times will find plenty of opportunities to optimize their strategies, while those who prefer a relaxed experience can still enjoy the story and progression without excessive frustration. The visual presentation fits the game's cheerful tone perfectly. Environments are colorful, vibrant, and filled with fantasy-inspired details. Villages, forests, rivers, and magical locations all possess a charming handcrafted look that complements the casual gameplay. While the graphics are relatively simple by modern standards, the art direction remains appealing thanks to its bright palette and clean design. Watching ruined areas transform into thriving settlements provides a strong visual reward that reinforces the feeling of accomplishment after each level. The soundtrack and sound effects contribute significantly to the game's welcoming atmosphere. Gentle fantasy melodies accompany the adventure without becoming repetitive, while weather-related effects add personality to every action. The sounds of rainfall, wind, and thunder help reinforce the magical theme and make the player's abilities feel impactful. The Collector’s Edition also includes bonus content such as additional levels, wallpapers, a strategy guide, and soundtrack materials, giving dedicated fans extra reasons to explore beyond the main campaign. Despite its many strengths, the game does have a few limitations. The story remains fairly predictable and serves mainly as a backdrop for the gameplay. Players seeking a deep narrative or complex character development may find the plot somewhat simplistic. Likewise, veterans of the time-management genre may recognize many familiar mechanics and conventions. Although the weather system helps distinguish the game from competitors, the overall structure remains rooted in established genre traditions. Even so, Weather Lord: Following the Princess Collector’s Edition succeeds because it executes its formula with confidence and polish. The combination of weather manipulation, resource management, colorful visuals, and steadily escalating challenges creates a satisfying experience that remains entertaining throughout its campaign. The additional Collector’s Edition content further enhances the package, offering more value for players who enjoy casual strategy adventures. It may not reinvent the genre, but it delivers exactly what fans expect: a charming, well-designed journey filled with strategic choices, rewarding progression, and magical fantasy charm. Rating: 6/10
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white screen of death. no recovery except to restart. no longer playable booooo
One of the better time management games.
Casual Aufbau Spiel. Weiss nicht ob man überhaupt verlieren kann. Die Kunst besteht darin innerhalb der Zeit fertig zu werden, was mehrmaliges Spielen der Levels erfordert. Netter Zeitvertreib, mehr aber nicht.
Sommer, eine Jahreszeit, in welcher man am liebsten in den Kühlschrank ziehen würde, beat saber nur noch auf easy spielt, weil man sonst stirbt oder zumindest überlegt ob man wieder zum normalen Sprungtempo der Blöcke wechselt (doof nur, wenn man dann noch weniger als eh schon trifft, weil der Kopf sich an das schnellere Tempo gewöhnt hat - Spaß macht es "langsam" dann aber auch keinen mehr) und ein paar Experimente in Controllerkonfigurationen macht (kann ein wunderbares Workout sein, wenn man die nun komplett doof eingestellten Schwerter ausgleichen will - je nachdem, merkt man es in immer anderen Muskeln oder der beginnenden Sehnenscheidenentzündung), keine Lust hat, überhaupt noch vor die Tür zu gehen oder auch nur ein Fenster zu öffnen, nachts maximal zwei Stunden schlafen kann... Mit anderen Worten, die perfekte Jahreszeit um den Verstand vollkommen zu verlieren und sinnlos kreativ, aber auch ein wenig frustriert zu werden. Also setzt man sich an den PC, denn der Hitze kann man nicht entfliehen, und kramt dieses in die Jahre gekommene Spiel hervor. Hier benutzt man verschiedene Wetter, um bestimmte Sachen zu beeinflussen. Die Sonne lässt Gestrüpp verdorren und vertreibt Feinde, der Wind vertreibt Geister und Nebel und lässt das Gold wieder wachsen. Regen lässt die Felder gedeihen und die Bäume wachsen usw. usw. Man hat also eine ganze Menge zu tun. Denn während man Zeug aus dem Weg räumt, Dinge einsammelt, die Feinde vertreibt, Elfen heilt und alle möglichen Gebäude aufbaut, vergisst man nahezu, dass die Wohnung und man selbst am schmelzen sind. Die Grafik ist nicht besonders toll. Genaugenommen eher schwammig und unscharf. Aber man erkennt dennoch alles, also es ist spielbar. Die maps sind so naja - aber man kann sich damit durchaus beschäftigen und es erfordert einiges an Konzentration, um die ganzen Sachen entsprechend auf die richtigen Felder zu schieben (Sonne schnell nach hier, Wind schnell nach dort, Regen dahin...). Für den Vollpreis würde ich das Spiel nicht empfehlen, für ein paar Euro ist es okay, zumal man ein paar Stunden damit verbringen wird. Ich hätte gerne ein Wetter, an dem das ganze Jahr über 20 Grad sind. Wo kann man das bestellen?
Para lo sencillito que es es adictivo y hasta es difícil vencer el cronómetro. Recomiendo para echar la tarde.
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fast pace point and click adventure game... but fun... you can do it with or without timer running... good for a game to just relax with.
it was fun for the short time of the campaign
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