I was so stoked for this to come out! This game is definitely fun so far. The story is cute, the mechanics are easy to understand, it’s very colorful and nicely done. My only complaints right now are that there is no option to pick male or female, there are a few glitches in the graphics here and there, and the controls are a tad too touchy. It would be nice to be able to change sensitivity, but I’m getting used to it. You have 45 minutes to try the game out before you have the option to buy, and I felt that was a good time frame to see if I would really like it enough to spend $6 on it. Which I did, by the way. The game definitely grabbed my attention, and that’s hard with having the attention span of a gnat. You can tell a lot of love went into this game. Great job!

So I am one of the people that pre ordered this game. I was very excited to see that it had downloaded after the wait. When I play I noticed that I would only get 45 minutes of game play and had to pay 5.99 for the full 5 hours. You’ve said you’ve spent years on this game but I understand you simply just trying to make money. But a lot of other people are also disappointed with how this turned out to be, seeing how the trailer was very nicely made but the character graphics in the game were nothing near that. When I had noticed I had to pay 5.99 for the full gameplay I was also disappointed because 5 hours doesn’t seem that long do to the amount of money I have to pay just to play a game I’ve been longing for. I thought it was a good idea to give people who had pre ordered the game the full gameplay or at least a better advantage at gameplay but this game turned out very disappointing. I was honestly more excited when Sky: Children of the Light came out because it has more to it than just 45 minutes of playing.

I’m so happy Headland has came out! I pre-ordered it and looked forward to playing it. I played the “45 minutes” of free gameplay and went ahead and bought the full game. There’s a few things that need to be brought to someone’s attention though... First, Combat. The combat in the game is incredibly annoying. Playing this game on phone is very difficult. Playing with one hand means you cannot attack and move at the same time. Playing with two hands makes it strenuous to attack as well because sometimes Nor will move instead of attack, attack instead of move, or completely miss the enemy. The combat is finicky, thats all on that. Second, the shards. If you collect the last shard, you’re able to just go ahead and fight the last boss no matter how many shards you’re missing. Convenient for the player, but still isn’t correct. It is a very fun game but sometimes things like the combat takes some of the fun away. Only some.

Admittedly, I was a little hesitant to try the game after reading the reviews about the controls, but honestly, the controls are very smooth once you’re used to them. I have found that flicking the controls in a direction is much better for movement and especially combat, as opposed to holding my thumb down and moving it. The game is beautiful, the sounds are satisfying, and I was relieved to see that purchasing the entire game was only $6, which is a small price for such an incredible work. I am excited to finish the game, and I look forward to more from the developers! So if you’re hesitant to try the game, just give it a bit of time and practice, and I’m sure you’ll love it just like I do!