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Wasted potential and wasted time. The parts I liked were changing the storybook environment by swapping words and the 3d segments outside the book. The bad parts: Everything is too slow. The narrator needs to be sped up by at least 2x, he talks so slow it's ridiculous. Turn…

James Turner is a great artist and his artstyle was charming throughout the entire game, but the game itself was very mediocre and kind of boring to finish, with a poorly delivered message and unfunny writing that didn't help at all. It has some good moments, but it's just very b…

[h1]Sights & Sounds[/h1] [h3]This is what interested you in the first place[/h3] [list] [*] There are a lot of things you could criticize about [i]The Plucky Squire[/i], but you won't find that criticism in this section of the review. It's an inarguably beautiful game [*] The com…

The Plucky Squire starts out very strong, with fun aesthetics, great sound design and a cute little story. The gameplay feels like the old Zelda games mixed with some mini games here and there. However, the game stops being fun and turns into a very exhausting experience due to: …

My god, could there BE any more cut scenes? This game is so cute and the story is so neat, but oh my god you can't play for more than 30 seconds without having to click through another cut-scene. IT'S MADDENING. And yes, I even chose the "lighter dialog" option. If you like Pap…

Charming visuals and great concept, but the game underneath is terrible, I'm playing on streamlined and still on every page they stop you to explain something or showcase the boring writing and bland humor.

"The Plucky Squire" is one of those games that's very difficult to review because it comes so close to meeting the mark but fails in just a couple of areas. This is a family friendly, cartoony/childrens book themed action adventure game where you control a children's storybook …

Another tragic case of that most regrettable game development mistake: [b]Artist Doing The Writing Syndrome![/b] How can you tell? Well, the writing is of generally poor quality. Lot of words, not much said, and even less that makes you care about anything you're hearing. There…

I really wanted to like this game but i just cant recommend people picking this game up. Art style is amazing. Some creative ideas with the jumping from 3d to 2d and stuff. Story is okay; very simple but i think that matches the game artistic decision since it is a childrens book…

The main mechanic works well. I enjoyed the book’s art style. The minigames are also really fun. Some of the references to other video games are really good. The animation is great, and I love the way the book looks. However, the game feels shallow. The puzzles are very easy, an…

Can't say I recommend this game. I haven't experienced the bugs and glitches others have mentioned. However, this game in my handful of hours with it has fallen pretty flat. It's hard to tell exactly who this is designed for, whether it is child, adults, or both. This is probably…

Putzige Grafik, Belanglose Story, nervige Minispiele und mieses Balancing bei höheren Schwierigkeitsgraden, wo Darks Souls einfach wesentlich mehr Spaß macht als diese Geduldsproben. Das Heavy Metal Thema, was in einer Area verarbeitet wird, wirkt einfach nur albern und deplatzie…

A plucky adventure, but lacking adventure. Plucky squire follows the character Jot. the main character in their book world, in addition to their array of friends as they attempt to defeat the evil HumGumf (An evil wizard) who is tired of losing and has managed to eject Jot from …

I went in expecting a Super Mario Odyssey game, but I was completely disappointed. Instead of a great platformer, the core gameplay is just killing a bunch of monsters, moving to the next page, and doing the exact same thing again. The combat is completely lifeless, and the enemi…

The idea and plot are very original, but I found the gameplay mechanics really slow and answers to puzzles were spoon fed to you. There's plenty of "maybe we should use that item you just got to look around here!". Could have been a game, but was just a story, quite fittingly abo…