William and Sly

Good game! Very nostalgic if you played the original games as a kid like I did. The music is lovely and the overall atmosphere is just top notch. I spent a lot of time just running around the map without trying to accomplish anything in particular. I think the gameplay of the first 2 games translates well into 3D. If I had just one nitpick, it's that your character is so small and the world is so big that sometimes the scale gets a bit ridiculous. I literally lost sight of Sly a few times because he goes so FAST and is so tiny it's like trying to keep track of a mosquito buzzing around your head. But most of the time I think it works to give you a sense of being a small woodland creature exploring a vast picturesque landscape.

Love everything about this game. Amazing 3rd game in the series, and extremely well executed in the music, gameplay, visuals, story.. everything is amazingly done. The nostalgia from the first two games definitely transfers over to this one. 11/10 would highly recommend to play.

i've ultimately decided to mark this review as positive, because despite it all i *did* have fun with this game and i can respect the amount of effort the dev put in - it's a gorgeous artstyle (and soundtrack!), with an almost watercolour-like feeling carried over and translating very well from W&S2... ...but, that being said, this game feels *very* unfinished, and for its price, that's not really acceptable. my main gripe is the camera: you frequently go off-screen when moving backwards or using certain powerups, and you cannot control up/down or zoom in/out, which makes more tight areas immensely frustrating to navigate. i feel like i'm playing an early-mid development prototype in the way that there's little to no SFX, story events or the minigames required to get certain items feel like placeholder cutscenes with no real fanfare to mark beginning/end, powerups are hilariously unbalanced and there's just a thousand little rough edges that should have been sanded down. despite all that, however... at the same time, it's somehow still weirdly compelling and relaxing to play? there's just something about it that matches the OG flash games - an almost lonely dream-like vibe, a feeling like you're just experiencing a vertical slice of something in the way that nothing is really structured, things just randomly happen and there's no real 'end' or 'beginning'. you're just there to run around at mach fox and eat mushrooms, man. red sorceress lady your words are going in one ear and out the other, stfu and let me run up this vertical cliff face with nothing but pure speed and frantic mashing of the jump button.

Absolutely stunning visuals, interesting mechanics, and a beautiful story make this game a true standout. Once again, we get to accompany the whimsical fox and his human friend on another adventure. I have so many good memories playing the previous installments, and this one feels like the perfect conclusion, a real cherry on top. The game's massive and amazing world was a genuine pleasure to explore. Traversing its mysterious landscapes and discovering its many secrets was a rewarding experience. While it's true that a few more hints would have been helpful in certain situations, it’s refreshing to play a game that doesn't constantly hold your hand. In an era where so many games lead you along, this change is a welcome one. My only critique is that the movement and camera angles can be clunky at times. This is particularly problematic when swimming and downright infuriating in caves. The caves themselves are a nightmare to find and navigate. A minimap for the underground that appears when you descend would be incredibly helpful. While I did manage to complete the game without one, the hours spent flying around to find the right entrance and then stumbling half-blindly inside were the least enjoyable parts of the entire experience. Still, this is the best game I've played in years, thank you for creating this masterpiece.

YYYYEEEEEEAAAAASSSSSSS MUSHROOM FOX IS BACK!

I remember playing the original flash games when I was probably around 3rd or 4th grade. About a few years later that's when I heard about the 3rd game for the first time. I've always love exploration games + animal simulator games especially when I was younger. I continue to play games with those same elements (such as Rain World, Wolf Quest, Lost Ember to name a few) The camera around the fox is a little clunky but honestly it does help when trying to climb up those steep hills. The soundtracks of the original flash games will always have a special place in my heart & mind.

I absolutely love this game so much. The original game was one of my favorite games growing up, and when I found out the creator was making a giant open world game with new goals, I had to get it. I'm not disappointed. I've 100%'d it but I still love to play it, I think about it all the time. It's absolutely beautiful.

Relaxing game with beautiful soundtrack.