- November 26, 2018
- Lingrimm
- 7h median play time
The Crown of Leaves
Platforms
About
"The Crown of Leaves" is a visually striking hybrid of non-kinetic visual novel and point-n-click adventure. Players follow the story of Roui, a resilient city dandy who returns to his rural homeland, Latori, after a failure. Struggling with local mystical beliefs and seeking a way back to his old life, Roui's fate becomes intertwined with a prosperous order, leading to mystical riddles, ghosts, and beasts. Handcrafted illustrations and original music enhance the immersive atmosphere in this intriguing debut game.











- The art style is stunning and beautifully crafted, enhancing the overall experience of the game.
- The story is intriguing and well-written, with engaging characters that draw players in.
- The game features meaningful choices that impact the narrative, encouraging replayability to explore different paths.
- The game is currently very short, with only the first chapter available, leaving players wanting more.
- Some players found the lore and terminology overwhelming, making it difficult to fully grasp the story.
- There are occasional bugs and performance issues that can disrupt the gameplay experience.
- story439 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
The story of "Crown of Leaves" is widely praised for its unique universe, engaging characters, and intricate world-building, drawing players into a rich narrative filled with unexpected twists and emotional depth. While many appreciate the captivating art and music that complement the storytelling, some express frustration over the episodic format and the current lack of completion, leaving them eager for future chapters. Overall, the narrative is described as immersive and thought-provoking, making it a strong draw for fans of story-driven games.
“Crown of Leaves has a great, dynamic story that is well-grounded and while fast-paced, felt seamless.”
“The story is very good and world-building is top tier, personally had me hooked pretty much from the beginning. The visuals are almost perfect, they match the mood of the currently happening scene no matter if it's bloody and moody or happy and full of emotions, and they're nicely accompanied by a simple but really good soundtrack that even sometimes tells part of the story.”
“The story is intriguing as well, and I can hardly wait for the second chapter to reach completion!”
“The story doesn't make sense...”
“I adore the characters, the art, and the story, but with a heavy heart, I have to leave a negative review because the game has been out for 5 years and we're just on chapter 2 (like 4 hours worth of gameplay).”
“The story is confusing and fluffed.”