If you go in expecting a light, budget-friendly anime puzzler and can look past the broken AI, absurdly fast camera, and frustrating lack of player guidance, there is a fun little afternoon of tower climbing to be had here.
Forward to the Sky2015
Forward to the Sky
2015 Animu Game67Worthwhile
Playtime
BriefIt typically takes about 2 hours to finish the game.
Playable on
Available on
- $7.99
- −30%$34.29
- $48.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- January 29, 2015
- Developer
- Animu Game
- Publisher
- Animu Game
- Themes
Overview
Forward to the Sky is a third person action adventure game in the sky tower ruin. You are going to collect all the crystal pieces to connect the story and everything will be revealed once Princess reaches the top level.
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Reception
Press20
Players73
PainfulGood- OpenCritic20from 5 reviews
Forward To The Sky on Nintendo Switch is not worth the price of admission. It’s almost comically bad and requires a lot more refinement than the Switch release provided. Everything is just dull, from the story to the platforming and combat; I don’t think I was ever really having fun. The moments of challenge in the platforming piqued my competitive...
At best, Forward to the Sky is extremely unpolished; at worst, it's unfinished. It's one of the most generic games I've ever played, with almost no redeeming factors to it. Even Bakugan: Champions of Vestroia had a few things I enjoyed, and I would much rather be playing that than spending any more time on Forward to the Sky. It's almost bad enough...
This is one of those games that feels odd to play since it's almost like it transports you back to another era in gaming, in this case the earlier days of 3D platforming and adventuring...
The developers did include some neat features, such as a story-focused reward system for collecting crystals and a (boring but still existing) horde mode, but at the end of the day, this feels way too clunky and unfinished for what’s basically a port of a Steam game released in 2015.