- March 31, 2016
- Arcane Four Studios
Rynn's Adventure: Trouble in the Enchanted Forest
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About
"Rynn's Adventure: Trouble in the Enchanted Forest" is a 2D platformer game where players help Rynn combat enemies, outwit generals, and defeat the evil wizard to save the forest and its inhabitants. The game features side-scrolling stages with deadly obstacles, challenging bosses, and unlockable abilities, costumes, and power-ups. Players can collect gems and treasures to increase Rynn's power and enjoy the game's all-ages appropriate content.











- The game offers a great challenge with unique levels and music, making it addictive and engaging.
- The graphics are colorful and vibrant, providing a charming aesthetic that appeals to fans of old school platformers.
- The level design is clever, allowing players to tackle stages in any order and encouraging exploration with power-ups.
- The game suffers from poor platforming controls and instadeaths, which can be frustrating and disrupt the flow of gameplay.
- Animations and sound effects are lacking, contributing to a feeling of a low-quality flash game.
- The art style feels inconsistent, with backgrounds and character designs that do not seem to belong together.
graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game receive mixed reviews, with some praising the colorful visuals and unique art style reminiscent of classic platformers, while others criticize the lack of cohesion between backgrounds and characters, likening it to a hastily assembled asset pack. Overall, when functioning properly, the graphics contribute positively to the gameplay experience, though technical glitches detract from the overall impression.
“On the positive side, the graphics are very nice, and when it's not glitching, it provides a nice challenge.”
“A very challenging platformer with a unique art style and clever level design.”
“This is a great 'old school' platformer, reminding me of lots of great games from my childhood, but with better graphics.”
“This has all the smoothness of a bad flash game. The art style is okay, but it doesn't fit; the background and enemies don't belong together, so it seems like it was some sort of asset pack hastily cobbled together in one day.”