
Wild Growth is a short, actionpacked incremental healer game set in a grim norse world.
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Playing as the healer, you have the all-important role of keeping your friends alive. Click with your mouse to cast healing spells. Don’t let your warband die!
Recruit new members to your warband. Try out different formations on the battlefield. Unlock allies such as fiery mages and tanky tanks.
You can't win them all. Even if the battle is lost, the war has just begun! Patch yourself up at home base.
The upgrade tree is full of surprises, explore and see what’s hiding behind the branches. Spend your well earned currency and upgrade your powers. Repeat!
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Themes across 44 recent reviews and how positive each mention is. A keyword signal, not full sentiment analysis.
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Can't say I found the second mode interesting, but finished the first one and closed the game happy 👏 Nice little game, relaxing music, pheasant (even if simple) pixel graphics. Recommended! For its price of... USD 3 (?) in my region. Works great on a Steam Deck (no button remapping or trackpad usage was required). The only problem I found was that button prompts were mismatched: a skill with a prompt "A" activates when you press a button "B", with a prompt "B" when your press a button "A", etc.
Feels a lot like playing a healer in an MMO. I wasn't absolutely in love with the progression/upgrade mechanics, but had a great time just the same.
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Languages: English
Hours played at review time, across 44 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Wild Growth is a fun upgrader game, and in spite of the warning I found it works well on Steam deck. The upgrades regularly unlock new strategies for healing and defense/offense, and the slow motion effect when a character was about to die made for some nail-biting saves.
8/10 good game. but very short. i only upgraded 70% of the upgrades and i still finished the game. but it was fun for that short amount of time.
Text is messed up and can't read anything unless it's windowed small. No options for screen resolution so can't actually play the game.
Worth two bucks and thats about it
Not terribly well balanced but not bad either. Short little fun game.
Oh, this is quite the treat: an incremental game where you're actively contributing! Love it.
The base game is solid, but I find the prestige modes to be pretty boring after clearing the first difficulty.
Interesting art style, mechanics that make you think, and a satisfying gameplay loop. One thing to note is that there's a flashing effect on the crystals that I found made it quite unpleasant to look at the screen if there were more than 1 or 2 of them.
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