Tiny Detour Reviews

Cute little game with a relaxing soundtrack

Gets a 5/5 in the Nyxnir scale of awesomeness

I liked how easy to play it was and the graphics I enjoyed as well. The one thing I didn't like was the music seemed to reset itself to full volume after a short while. I played this game from start to finish in one setting. Would be a good game for young kids or the elderly. The price is low and the achievements in the game are easy to get.

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] Similar to this developer's previous games, this game involves walking around a pretty but repetitive low-poly environment doing fetch quests. There is no story, and no gameplay outside of fetching items for people. It takes less than 30 minutes to beat. If you've played this developer's previous games and enjoyed them, you'll enjoy this, because it's the same game. For everyone else, there's nothing new or different here.

Absolutly terrible game. It's boring and generic just like all games from this dev. Also this game has multiple maze areas which are just awful. They are way too big and everything looks the same. When I was almost at the end my character got stuck between two objects and it was impossible to get out. Well, I had to replay the whole game from the beginning because there is no saving at all.

This is a walking simulator where you need to find a few objects and help the people in town. I read a few reviews and I could not find this very difficult maze, however if you ever get stuck, just go one way and stay close to the mountains or water. The art style is really beautiful, however the map did remind me of a different map. The soundtrack is quite relaxing and it changes throughout the game.

again nice and simple walking simulator with few achievements. Graphics are cool as soundtrack. But i want swim but cant because collisions :)