Foxfolk Reviews

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3UmG98DiArY The game is simple, but in a good way. It's very cheap, which is already a large selling point. It provides a couple good hours of entertainment with charming art and a decent soundtrack. It's very straight forward, provide food and wood for your family so they don't freeze or starve. I highly reccomend this game, it is one of the better products on steam with an extremely friendly and helpful developer.

It's very bland. It's not bad, it's just there's not much depth there and not much to talk about. Is it worth a dollar or two? Sure I guess. But it being worth your time is another matter. It's not offensive, it's just there's so many other games to play that would be worth your time. Cute pixel art though, maybe the developer will release something else with a bit more to actually do.

I think the game would've been better with more family interaction to make it seem like a real connection. The only thing you can do is collect wood and food. I think you should be able to do some activities with your kids or wife (hunting, making stuff for them, etc.). If these were in the game, the game would be a lot more enjoyable for me.

For a game that is only 7 MB's it's a grand experiance. The basic and repetative gameplay may not seem like much, but it's simplisity breeds enjoyment.

A really good and simple, short game to pass the time. You must keep your eye peeled a lot for food and firewood as you traverse the barren landscape in order to find the resources that your family needs to survive. One session, you may have very few and sparse items over a run or another session, you could have all the luck in the world and have a ton of items in your storage at the very end of the game. Even if you feel like you have plenty of stock, you always worry or wonder if there'll be a lot of blizzards or very few to no items. For what little it cost, it was definitely worth it to play.

A game where you forgot to store supplies for the winter. A game where two variables could lead to your end. A game where supplies could be bountiful or slim. [h1]A Game About Family. [/h1] This game is very much a simple casual game that you can beat in a very small amount of time. It features some very cutesy, and simple pixelated graphics and music that do not offend the eyes and ears. Sporting simple controls and a 30 day survival scenario, for $3 you can definately enjoy this game.

For a single person's first project, I think it turned out nicely. It's short and simple, but I felt the drive to keep going for as long as I could - made it to 11 days, but then my family inevitably starved. It's essentially a desperate struggle to feed your family at home, in a snowy area where the resources are incredibly scarce. I think the game would be better if the resource density was slightly increased - I feel like some days, I spam-hopped around the entire map without finding anything, or pretty much nothing. When the update with some crafting elements comes out, it will definitely be good for the game because I feel like I simply can't find enough to possibly make it sometimes, even though there's a lot of trees and twigs which you can't pick up or cut down. Still, the game's cosy but despondent atmosphere, which is supported by its single music track, accomplishes enough to hold my interest despite its repetitive gameplay, and the fact that you're fighting for your family's survival instead of your own was enough drive for me to keep pushing on until the harsh winter claimed their lives. To end on a more upbeat note: good job with the game man, I hope you get some sales and learn from it to make better games in the future! I liked it.

I really like the atmosphere and artstyle, but the controls are very bad and my hands hurt so much after playing for just a bit that I had to give up. It's arrow keys and then A and S for certain actions, not remappable and no controller support, arrow keys is always very painful (for me at least). The other thing is how finding supplies can be far too difficult, my first playthrough for several days I had no wood or sticks spawn anywhere at all, so I tried resetting and that fixed it, but after my second day I would run around the whole map and struggle to find even a single little bird. I don't like writing negative reviews, so please take this as a recommendation on how the game could be improved and not as complaining or anything of that kind ❤

This is a cute little game. You spend your days collecting food and wood to keep your family going through the winter. Cute pixel art and nice music. After playing this for a couple of hours I realised how ungrateful my family are for all the hard work I do. I love them anyway. It's a good feeling to throw more logs on the fire. Look forward to the next game, keep it up!

Even though it's a pretty short and a simple game, I liked it a lot. I bought and finished it today, which is kind of sad though. I'm still going to keep this game for updates, which I hope are coming soon !