Red's Kingdom Reviews

Not a fun game

good, but working only on through the Windows, not on Mac yet

very colorful game and good puzzle levels i like it i will do the full walkthrough of the game and the puzzles solution if you want to check it on my youtube channel and the walkthrough of the game: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzqNHfWrRwM

Game wasn't half bad. Just over 2 hours for me to complete, plus had a decent soundtrack and no glitches.

Fun casual puzzle adventure game. Pros: Puzzles are not overly difficult. Since you can clearly see the exit, lots of times you only need to trace the puzzles backwards to get a good idea how to finish it. If you do get stuck or make a mistake, you can reset the current map and start all over again with full life! Somewhat non-linear progression on the map. There are a couple of choices in which way to proceed. For example when heading towards the boss' castle, I could choose one of 2 ways to get to it. Loads of hidden items to find. Cons: Can't move the camera around to help see blind spots. Sometimes you can't tell if you're going to fall off and take damage or if there will be something there to stop you. I realize I can just try out the blind spot and then reset the current map if I take damage but it's annoying at times. Most of the items (hidden or not) don't do anything for you. Only the keys and gems matter. Though nuts give you hints about the level, other than that they do absolutely nothing. You can totally tell this was made for an ipad application which would then mean that this game is much too expensive for Steam. If you're going to pick this up, please be sure to purchase at a discount. https://youtu.be/ih1lEW99t-0 Overall, for a fun time where you want to test yourself without hurting your brain cells too much, pick this game up. However please be sure to puchase at a good discount.

I've played about 15 minutes or so, but it's really well done, the puzzles are enjoyable, difficulty curve ramps up at a nice pace. This is actually more of a puzzle metroidvania than a straight up puzzle game. Think Solstice on the NES, or to a lesser extent, Landstalker on Mega Drive. The movement is cool, you gain new abilities at a nice rate. Judging by the map in the menu, it's a fairly decent size game. I'm using a gamepad, so not sure what keyboard controls/mouse controls are like My daughter loves it. It has some crude humour in it (squirrel constantly refers to finding his nuts and asking people if they have seen his nuts. The point of the game so far is to find his stolen acorns), but she can't read, so that's not a problem for smaller children. Edit : So I've played about 2 hours now (my 4 year old sits next to me and talks about the puzzles). It's actually pretty hard. I think I'm about 15% of the way through (the journal gives a percent estimate) so it is a fairly decent size game. Thankfully the devs implemented a portal so you don't need to backtrack through the puzzles. Still really enjoying it. Definitely worth $10. Would like to see this get some more love on Steam.