- September 17, 2014
- Shaman Games
- 23h median play time
Robin's Island Adventure
Platforms
About
There is an island in the ocean that's lost in the fog and absent from all geography maps. The seafarer suffers a shipwreck and gets washed ashore an island. He attempts to find a way out, as he develops a relationship with the natives. The ultimate objective is to build a ship and leave the island. But first the player must build a house, a boat, and other strategic objects, all the while helping…









- Decent match-3 game with a variety of puzzles and mini-games that keep gameplay interesting.
- Great brain exercise that enhances memory and problem-solving skills.
- Casual and relaxing gameplay suitable for short sessions, making it a good time-waster.
- Gameplay becomes repetitive and grindy, leading to boredom after a few hours.
- Match-3 mechanics are poorly designed, with unpredictable tile behavior and excessive animations that distract from gameplay.
- The story is forgettable and the overall presentation feels outdated, lacking modern quality standards.
story
13 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe story in the game is generally considered forgettable and simplistic, serving primarily as a backdrop to the match-3 gameplay. While some players find it amusing and lighthearted, others criticize it for being poorly executed and featuring problematic character portrayals. Overall, the narrative is seen as a minor element, with players more focused on the casual puzzle mechanics than the plot itself.
“Decent story with a match-3 in a row sort of thing to clear a path for someone to move along.”
“The storyline is funny.”
“There is some plot behind the game leading you across portions of the map, but it's very much a casual puzzle game.”
“The story is quite forgettable.”
“The plot is weirdly colonial, and that's just what I noticed in the first 20 minutes.”
“There's a story told through dialogue between our protagonist, a girl, and her racist caricature friends.”