Game Summary: I will say that this game doesn't do a great job of putting its best foot forward. The title card is fan-service, with a late-game character overshadowing the heroine all to put cleavage at the fore-front. It seems like a really cheap way to bring attention to the game, which is especially foolhardy as there's nothing remotely like that...


Wind Child
2016 Aldorlea Games68Worthwhile
Playtime
ShortPlayers typically spend about 8 hours in the game.
Playable on
Available on
- $9.99
Game modes
Details
- Launch
- March 18, 2016
- Developer
- Valkyria Games
- Publisher
- Aldorlea Games
- Themes
Overview
Five souls, brought together in a simple rescue mission, come to learn that they are more connected than they had believed. Classic RPG goodness and intriguing storyline with this RPG from Valkyria Studios.
Screenshots
Reception
- Steam70from 64 reviews
Wind Child is another excellent addition to my growing library of the classic style rpg games that is driven by a well crafted and interesting story that is character driven and quickly draws the player into the events. Driven to rescue an innocent girl who is wrongly kidnapped at the beginning of the story, the heroes face many circumstances of peril,...
First, it is clearly a RPG maker game. You can see that from the screenshots i posted on here. That does not make it a bad game.....What makes it a bad game is there are some bugs in it, such as pathfinding (able to walk into certain walls that were not intentional). The developer needed to test this game more a bit..they could fix these issues and...
Having finished, I can't give a reccomendation, for a very unfortunate reason. The writing starts off very weak. But you can easily see the writers improve as it goes on, and by the end it gets outright exciting, as everything starts coming to a head, the game builds to a really dramatic crescendo... Then it tells you to wait for the sequel. Which,...
So I can and can't recommend this game. The story was really nice, especially after playing so many RPG maker games with zero effort into plot. But also, the game itself had a sort of weird ending? Not quite sure if there's a sequel coming out or not, but it left a lot of loose ends. Some things were seemingly tossed in kind of carelessly to appeal...








