Well Dweller is a dark fairy-tale metroidvania full of charming characters living in a wretched kingdom. Play as Glimmer- a tiny bird armed with a matchstick- who must burn the wicked queen to save his family.
A dark fairy tale with a charming little hero, unsettling enemies, and plenty of surprises, Well Dweller is a fun adventure for anyone who likes their platformers with a twisted side. With its haunting atmosphere, challenging metroidvania gameplay, and a story about a little bird willing to face a dangerous world to save his family, there's plenty here...
Well Dweller proves to be satisfying experience that offers far more than just a couple of short gaming sessions. It’s a substantial adventure, taking roughly a dozen or more hours to complete. Many aspects are close to perfect: the enchanting narrative, responsive gameplay mechanics, and excellent visual and audio presentation. Unfortunately, the title...
Well Dweller is the kind of game that reminds me why I love indie games in the first place. It has a clear identity, a world full of personality, satisfying gameplay, and an art style that stays with you long after you’ve stopped playing.
Well Dweller doesn't revolutionize the Metroidvania genre, but it executes its rules with exemplary precision—especially for a project created almost entirely by a single person. Exploration, skill progression, bosses, and the art style all fit together perfectly, and even the limitations of the shallow combat aren't enough to detract from the value...
Well Dweller is a delightful Metroidvania with satisfying combat, stunning art direction and really fun traversal, being an easy recommendation for anyone in the mood for a game in this genre.