
World to the West is a standalone followup of Teslagrad, the indie hit that sold more than 1.6 million copies worldwide. A vast world of blue skies and dark caves awaits you in this 3D action adventure, as you try to unveil the mysteries of an ancient prophecy.
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trash
east better, but west ok
Actually pretty neat. Gives me the Trine vibes but with more cutesy graphics.
World to the West – A Whimsical Journey Through Mystery and Adventure 🌍✨ World to the West takes everything you loved about Teslagrad and expands it into a whole new, magical world. 🧳 This 3D action-adventure lets you embark on an unforgettable journey filled with stunning landscapes, from bright skies to eerie caves, all while unraveling the secrets of an ancient prophecy. 🌄🔮 The game’s vibrant art style and atmospheric world design are simply a joy to explore. The fluid gameplay and clever puzzles will keep you hooked, while the varied characters bring a fresh dynamic to the adventure. Each of the heroes you control has unique abilities, making for an exciting mix of strategy and action. ⚡🧙♂️ If you’re a fan of indie games that blend charm, mystery, and deep exploration, World to the West is an absolute must-play. Whether you’re solving puzzles or just soaking in the beautiful environments, this game offers a rich and rewarding experience. 🌍🎮 Created with <3
Recommended with caveats. I enjoyed World to the West, though it isn't perfect. It is a game about traversal puzzles. Each of the four characters have differing abilities and the game is all about getting each character to specific points on the map. This aspect of the game is excellent, though you have to have a good tolerance for a lot of backtracking. Thankfully the map isn't that big and there are warp points. The puzzling aspect of the game is the main focus, which is good, because the combat kinda sucks. Not that you do a ton of fighting but the controls aren't that refined for a lot of fun. I never found myself itching to play World to the West while I was away from it, but once I booted it up I was hooked for hours. It isn't too hard, though I found myself scratching my head several times but never in frustration. The bosses are fairly easy, though this is good because of the crappy combat. The pacing of the game is also a bit of a weak point. You spend eight of the nine chapters in somewhat of a tutorial mode before you are finally let loose in the final chapter. Given all the secrets and collectables, this can make the final chapter quite a bit longer than the other chapters. I didn't feel the need to get many of the collectables before reaching the end of the game and it felt like everything came together in a bit of a rush, though I think I'd had my fill of the game at that point anyhow. With strong writing, nice visuals, and an excellent soundtrack, I think I'd recommend this one. Think of Lost Vikings as an RPG and you'll get the idea. It might be too slow paced for action fans, but those who like a bit of a thinker, I suspect you'll have some fun with this one. I'm definitely going to check out Rain Games other offerings after playing World to the West.
This is a lovely game. But if you think having to go to each checkpoint with each character individually is too repetetive (checkpoints being unlocked for all characters would break the games story and progression) DO NOT get this game. Now if you can handle a little backtracking the game (even if the story is a little forgettable) is pretty great and a good experience. I do have to condemn Rain studios for not including the (in my opinion) BEST songs in the soundtrack, but that is just a minor complaint Teslagrad spoilers here [spoiler]I LOVE how luminas part of the story is tangled in solomons visit to the place in the cards of teslagrad 1[/spoiler]
A very mellow little casual indie game. I highly recommend it if you are losing for something cossey and simple.
World to the West is a quirky and charming game 😊. This puzzle-adventure game follows three brothers on a wild journey to save their village, with a unique art style and fun gameplay. The game's got a great atmosphere, with a focus on exploration and problem-solving. Pros: Unique Art Style: The game's visuals are colorful and quirky, with great animations _Fun Puzzles**: The brain teasers are engaging and challenging but not too hard _Willy Absurd Story**: The narrative's got a fun, silly vibe Cons: _Short Length**: The game's kinda short, might feel a bit pricey for some _Some Repetitive Bits**: A few puzzles might feel a bit samey _Not Much Depth**: The game's more about fun and vibes than complex gameplay Rating: 6.5/10
This is a great game. I like these graphics and the world and story is awesome!
Really wanted to like this, because I loved both Teslagard. Both its just not good. There was a decent idea with potential here, but it was terrible executed. The result is a game so tedious I cannot force myself to finish
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Norwegian, Dutch, Arabic, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese - Portugal, Portuguese - Brazil
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