- June 10, 2014
- caiys
Echo of the Wilds
Platforms
About
"Echo of the Wilds" is a top-down, open-world survival adventure game. Explore a mystical forest, gather resources, and craft tools to survive while uncovering the secrets of the land. Fight or avoid dangerous creatures, adapt to changing seasons, and make decisions that impact the world around you.











- The game features beautiful pixel art and a captivating atmosphere that draws players in.
- Echo of the Wilds offers a unique blend of survival, crafting, and puzzle-solving mechanics that encourage exploration and creativity.
- The developer is highly responsive to community feedback, frequently updating the game and addressing issues promptly.
- The gameplay can be frustrating due to vague mechanics, limited inventory space, and unskippable cutscenes that disrupt the flow.
- Many players find the survival aspects overly punishing, with short in-game days that make it difficult to progress.
- The dialogue and writing style can be off-putting, often described as convoluted or childish, detracting from the overall experience.
story
140 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as intriguing and layered, with a mix of surreal and mysterious elements that resonate with players, particularly those who enjoy introspection and philosophical themes. However, many reviewers find the narrative vague and challenging to engage with due to gameplay mechanics that prioritize survival over storytelling, leading to frustration and a sense of disconnection from the plot. Despite these criticisms, the visuals and atmosphere are praised, contributing to a unique storytelling experience that some players find compelling enough to explore multiple times.
“The story is compelling and strange, the music is mysterious and quite fitting, and the graphics are beautifully done.”
“The story is surreal and excellent, and it's fun to discover all the various areas and craft.”
“Very fascinating premise and great gameplay, with deep story experience.”
“The story didn't even have a premise.”
“The story is very vague and didn't seem to build up to anything, but maybe I'll feel differently after digesting it.”
“There was nothing in the story or gameplay to make it worth the effort.”