Foxlore Steam Charts & Stats

Rad funky fox music

Short and fun

Found this game after seeing it be promoted on BlueSky. I really like games that take place in rural settings, and I like furries, so I figured I'd give it a go. It's a fun experience you can play through within a couple hours. The puzzles are fun, and I like the character interactions a lot; MC is honestly relatable in some ways (Root Beer gang rise up!) Would have liked to an exploration of the story and lore if there any plans to continue this are in place (maybe more backstory for the other characters, what actually happened to the friend that died in Filo's old friend group that he was blaming himself for, etc.). Also some glitches here and there; the were two moments where I finished a puzzle and then got teleported back to the beginning of an area (getting teleported back to the beginning of the city after the Modern 'Art' puzzle in the apartment, and getting sent back to outside of the workplace fence (and having to cut its power again) after cutting the wire after already getting inside). Aside from that, it's a fun game from a beginner game developer. I look forward to seeing more ^_^

Very well put together, the puzzles don't just baby you through them and you actually have to think. I love how although youre following the main story path you can still side track for more tricky puzzles. Also no spoilers but the ending is great. Also the reference to dont touch my pizza made me so happy!!!!!

If you're into puzzles, I would get this game! If you're into furries and their lore, I would get this game. I got this game because of an ad and it being inspired by Undertale and NiTW (which I love A LOT)! I would wait before playing as of now, as there are some bugs to fix, which I encountered some after playing more than one playthrough. I had a good read and enjoyed the puzzles (some spent more time than I thought, but hey, that's just because I don't have a lot of IQ!)!

A nice little game with puzzle solving, furries, and reasonably priced, what more could you ask for? :3 Ending spoilers, don't hover over if you don't want it spoiled [spoiler] please tell me Filo is okay ;w; [/spoiler]

The atmosphere in this game is so immersive despite the simple graphics. The music and the dialogue really make it feel like you're part of the world of Foxlore. I enjoyed most of the puzzles (there was one in particular that I did not understand) but the game and story are overall very well crafted.

Foxlore had caught my attention through the Got Anthro? curator on Steam. I hadn’t heard of it before and didn’t know it started as a Kickstarter project, but I’m glad I gave it a shot The game leans into a narrative experience with exploration and puzzle solving at it's core. I really appreciated the small accessibility touches — like puzzles that snap into place when pieces are close, and the inclusion of hint options for puzzles. It's a nice balance between being approachable and occasionally difficult, which didn't frustrate me and kept me engaged I actually do like the pixel art, the environments, characters, and UI all have an appealing style to them. That said, there are some early-release bugs that occurred when I was playing: I found myself soft-locked [spoiler]outside the church gate[/spoiler] and had to reload, the journal and puzzle UI elements sometimes overlap, and movement speed can be sped up by zigzagging. I also noticed some events (like the [spoiler]metro train[/spoiler]) can be replayed (don't know if that’s intentional) The story kept me pretty engaged as it went on, especially during the [spoiler]metro badge quest, the city area, and the church[/spoiler]. The world is a decent size, I wouldn’t be surprised if I missed a few small things along the way to interact. I’ve played through and seen both endings, and they wrapped things up nicely All in all it’s got some rough spots, but the amount of passion and effort behind it really comes through. it’s a creative project that stands out. If you enjoy narrative puzzle games with unique vibes and can forgive a few technical hiccups. Entirely worth your time!

This game is actually kind of a challenge, Fun though, it made me have to use my brain for once, 9/10.