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Oakrot is an original storybook written and illustrated by Artist, Writer, Voice Actor and Game Dev - Louis Morel. Follow the story of a world consumed by a dark forest, in a unique reading experience. This book has been adapted into an interactive game-like experience, with a first-person perspective in a lit 3D environment. Turn and search animated pages and sit back and relax with Louis M…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 15 reviews

emotional3 positive mentions

The game presents a unique and imaginative dystopian world filled with strange and original creatures, making it an engaging read for fantasy lovers.
The illustrations are beautifully done, enhancing the overall experience and complementing the creative writing.
The nonlinear format allows for a diverse exploration of ideas and characters, providing depth and emotional engagement in the narrative.

The reading experience is hindered by small font size and uneven lighting, making it uncomfortable to read for extended periods.
Some sections of the text feel like filler, which disrupts the flow and can lead to a loss of focus on the story.
The game format may not be the best medium for this content, as it could work better as a traditional book or PDF.

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The story is characterized as an experimental "book simulator" set in a dystopian/fantasy world, featuring engaging elements but marred by filler content that disrupts the narrative flow. Some readers found the dialogues between the main storyteller and his friend Lily to be unnecessary, detracting from the overall experience.
- “7/10 - an experimental 'book simulator' with a dystopian/fantasy story.”
- “The story features engaging arguments between the main storyteller and his scientifically-minded friend, Lily, which add depth to the narrative.”
- “While there are some filler-like words and sentences, the interesting pieces of the story keep the reader engaged.”
- “7/10 an experimental 'book simulator' with a dystopian/fantasy story.”
- “There are paragraphs where there are arguments between the main storyteller and his scientific-minded friend Lily that I would just take out almost entirely.”
- “Next to really interesting pieces, there are often filler-like words and sentences that reduce the tempo of the story and made me lose focus.”
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The narrative sections of the game are praised for their engaging writing and ability to immerse players in the world of Oakrot, while also adding significant emotional depth to the overall experience.
- “The narrative sections of the work are well-written and engaging, effectively immersing the reader in the world of Oakrot while adding emotional depth to this excellent experience.”
- “The emotional journey throughout the game left a lasting impact on me, making me reflect on my own experiences and feelings.”
- “I was genuinely moved by the characters' stories; their struggles and triumphs resonated with me on a personal level.”