- September 20, 2015
- Feline Fuelled Games
Sandra and Woo in the Cursed Adventure
Platforms
About
In "Sandra and Woo in the Cursed Adventure," Sandra and her talking raccoon, Woo, are sucked into a dangerous virtual world filled with dragons, a castle under siege, and eccentric characters. As they embark on an epic quest to return home, they encounter friends and foes while navigating a complex web of agendas in this narrative-driven adventure game. The game features unique puzzles and challenging obstacles, with a blend of humor and suspense that will keep players engaged till the end.









- The game captures the essence of the Sandra and Woo webcomic well, featuring familiar characters and humor that fans will appreciate.
- The hand-drawn 2D animations and detailed graphics provide a nostalgic feel reminiscent of classic point-and-click adventure games.
- The puzzles are challenging and rewarding, with some players finding them enjoyable and engaging despite their difficulty.
- The animations are often slow and choppy, detracting from the overall experience and making the game feel outdated.
- Many puzzles rely on trial and error, leading to frustration as solutions can feel random and lack clear hints.
- The minigames are generally seen as annoying and not well integrated into the main gameplay, with some players finding them tedious.
story
28 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is described as having a captivating yet inconsistent narrative, with an abrupt and anticlimactic ending that leaves players wanting more. While it is well-connected to the comic source material and features enjoyable characters, the frequent switching between multiple perspectives and a lack of clarity in the main plot detracts from the overall experience. Despite these criticisms, the story is still considered fun and complemented by good voice acting and music.
“Great puzzles, beautiful graphics and even better storyline!”
“The story is based on wacky happenings but still captivating nonetheless.”
“Overall, fun story and good adventure gameplay with fitting voice actors (usually) and good music, sometimes very catchy.”
“The plot seems unfinished.”
“From a storyline perspective, the story is weak; you keep switching between several characters.”
“The main plot is unclear.”