- July 27, 2017
- Aesir Interactive
- 5h median play time
Ostwind
Platforms
About
"Ostwind" is a single-player Simulation game with stunning visuals, offering about 4 hours of playtime. Based on the Windstorm movies and books, the game follows the story of Mika, a horse whisperer, as she tries to befriend the black stallion Windstorm. Experience exciting riding tasks, explore the Kaltenbach estate, care for Windstorm, and discover secrets together to form an unforgettable bond.











- The graphics and environment are beautiful, making the game visually appealing.
- The free roam option allows for exploration and adds to the enjoyment of the game.
- The horse care system is well-designed, providing a fun and engaging way to interact with Windstorm.
- The quests are repetitive and lack variety, leading to a monotonous gameplay experience.
- The horse animations and controls are poor, making movement feel unnatural and frustrating.
- The game is short, with a lack of substantial story content, leaving players wanting more.
story
130 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is criticized for being shallow and repetitive, with players noting that most quests feel like variations of the same tasks rather than offering a rich narrative experience. While the free roam feature and exploration elements are appreciated, many reviewers feel that the overall storyline lacks depth and excitement, often reducing gameplay to mundane errands. Overall, the game is seen as short on actual story content, making it less appealing for those seeking a compelling narrative.
“It is a peaceful exploration game with a story and a few quest types like fetching some plants, riding across the land in a speed race or obstacle course, and sometimes you have to discover points of interest which you need to photograph.”
“This game has a storyline and great quests to do.”
“The overall playtime for the story mode is comparatively tight, but completing all the collectibles and discoveries still keeps you busy way longer from there.”
“The game is short, there is no actual story (honestly, there is no story. You just run errands for 4 hours and you're done. No story.) I actually thought my game had bugged because I didn't have the next part of the 'story' available to play, but it turns out that was it.”
“The missions get repetitive very quickly; the story mostly boils down to 'welcome back Mika, let's do some chores.'”
“No, I don't count quests like 'collect this', 'find that', 'catch that', etc. as a story beyond the existing story, especially when one quest actually repeats another and just points to some situations like lost apples and books, and runaway cows.”