Like Aesop, Friendly Fox always provides the players with a “moral of the story.” In this case, love, humanity and kindness are real treasures, while an excess of money leads to greed and misery. The graphics were beautiful and the cinematography was exciting. Collectibles included morphing objects and foxes. The gimmick was a magical bracelet, where you must find portions of the creatures’ souls to learn their stories and progress through the game. Both the mini-games and HO scenes had a wonderful variety. As per the usual, gameplay was very interactive and there were a plethora of tasks to accomplish. At the end of the main game, you must make a choice, but I won’t spoil it any further. The only negatives were that in some locations, the collectibles were hidden behind the menu/ magnifying glass icons and were hard to reach, and the game was very short in length. Still and all, it was a poignant story and it held my interest. My true rating will be 4.5 stars. If the game had been lengthy I would have rated it a full 5 stars. Everyone, this is a must purchase gem of a game! Buy and enjoy! Friendly Fox, keep them coming. I speak for everyone, especially since Domini keeps releasing unplayable games with fatal errors (yes, there’s another one!)

When the games show up as having been tweaked It’s always fun to replay them, yours particularly. Am in the middle-ish currently and encountered an issue in the scene after Patrick is taken by Darriag’s in the library. Out side Shannon finds a broken lantern, but when one tries to put the lantern down, showing outline of handkerchief that needs sewing to pick up broken glass, it conflicts with the window closure X making it inactive. It’s stuck between two actions. You just get the tink sound of unsuccessful action when you click on scene closure X. I used the Menu to back out and then re-enter. When you re-enter the lantern is in the inventory and you can proceed to find wool.

Very nice graphic colours. Pleasing to the eye. Videos are nice considering I expect you have budget constraints. Still haven’t been able to play the game I bought of yours before I bought this one. (Mark of Fate) Tryin to remain patient 😤😳😫😫. But this one has pleasantly tied me over in the meantime. I love using animals or creatures as tools so I would love to see that more often. I would also like to suggest that you consider allowing the user to keep some tools for longer periods instead of getting it one second and using/ losing the next. I think you would attract and keep a very large and particular demographic if you put more emphasis on the pets and animals / creatures. If they played a larger role and did more than squeak and run off. The voicing is spot on and ide like to commend you for not having those interactions drag out too long like some other games I’ve played 👍🏻👏🏻Especially enjoyed the interactive choices but would those choices have changed the game if played again? Would be cool if it did,,, 😬🤔🤔💨Bonus chapter: more creatures thank you. And the owl was nice relaxing sound (asmr?) as well as pleasingly grateful. Gave me warm fuzzies but those interactions are too short😫. I absolutely LOVED the dice game!!! Nice one. 🥰🥰Some sounds can be annoying ………like the cat making a noise the entire time you are looking around a room. Some harpy noise that won’t stop in bonus game where magic net has blocked door. Yes I could turn sound off but I like all the other noises. 🤓. All in all……… given the budget constraints and the formula you follow I really enjoyed this game. Look forward to what you do next.

This game was beautifully done and the puzzles were not aggravating. A lot to do with different story paths. I don’t purchase many of these games because many are buggy. This company has had some of th best and I’ve supported them.Keep up the quality. Would love to see a sci-fi themed series