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PlumBear Games / Sep 22, 2019 / Adventure, Indie
The game tells about an anomalous and strange place, the Forest, located far from cities and nearby tracks. The story begins in the distant past, but the narration is conducted from the moment of meeting the main characters – Trisha and Harland.
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"Harland gave me pencils and paper so I can draw but I wanted to write instead. I see the Forest through our window and our high fence. Harland says I cannot go outside today. It is because I fell asleep yesterday on snow. And when I woke I was older. I grow fast. Everything else not. And it does not make life happy."
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33% positive, 3 reviews
The first episode of this Russian Brothers Grimm fairy-tale leaves much to be desired. It features two main characters - Trisha and Harland - as they navigate a strange anomalous post-apocalyptic world where the forest has become a dangerous place. However intriguing that plot may sound, Roots of the Woods lacks the atmosphere, characterization, and psychological ambition which grounds fear in a purpose in a...
29 found this helpful, 2019-09-30
At this point “Roots of the Woods” is more of a promise of a game that can be potentially good than a wholesome experience. At 1-hour playtime it is terribly short even for an episode, but with working on certain things and expanding on game’s attractive dark aesthetic this can ultimately be turned into an enjoyable horror adventure. This is a point and click with muted, almost monochrome picture that is pleasing...
11 found this helpful, 2019-09-29
I really like the atmosphere of the game. Ominous and gloomy spirit of the forest and urban desolation. I heard that the dev team has expanded. New screenshots look very promising. Can't wait for the next episodes!
3 found this helpful, 2021-04-02
