Windy Meadow - A Roadwarden Tale

Really solid short VN. Compelling and complex characters and a world that feels intimate yet vast.

I didn't like this game as much as I loved Roadwarden, but it was worth playing. Short (2 hours long) but jam packed with lovely pixel artwork and a compelling story.

Unlike the multifaceted, epic adventure built on decisions of the Roadwarden, Windy Meadow is a more quaint and intimate look into the worries and aspirations of one little village set in this world. It focuses on what was already great in the Roadwarden - the characters and their relationships - and presents it in a sensitive way. The particular stories feel personal and are woven together beautifully. The visuals are really pleasing and the guitar music is both fitting and interesting in its own right. Its only "sin" is that it's quite short; I felt that there was even more potential for development (like Nalia's past or Iudicia's family). Overall, Windy Meadow is a very good little visual novel and a fitting dessert to a main course that was the Roadwarden.

There's actually not a lot of *game* here. It's really a visual novel, but that's no slight. The writing and characterization is excellent, just as with the original Roadwarden game from which this spawned. Not a ton of exposition to be had, but it really isn't necessary to enjoy the tale. There's a strong current of humanity throughout this journey and it's well worth your time.

和前作共享一个世界观，故事流程不长，但质量不错。

If you enjoyed Roadwarden, it's another small stakes story in the same world. It has the same cozy and intimate vibe and is entertaining enough without overstaying its welcome. A short and sweet 3 hour with some replay value if you feel like seeing some of the alternate scenarios.

Really nice, short visual novel in world of Roadwarden. I enjoyed it a bit less then previous game, but still it's good think and was worth my time.