- March 28, 2016
- Giulia Airoldi
- 1423h median play time
The Deer
Platforms
About
"The Deer" is an educational game taking players back to the Pleistocene epoch as an ancient deer. Explore this ice age to learn about larger mammals, the extinction of dinosaurs and megafauna like Megalodon, all through the vibrant illustrations of Giulia Airoldi. Unfortunately, no T-Rexes will be encountered as they had been extinct long before this era.








- Cute graphics and soothing music create a pleasant atmosphere.
- Educational content about the Pleistocene epoch is interesting for young children.
- Simple gameplay mechanics make it accessible for kids.
- Extremely short gameplay, lasting only about 5-10 minutes.
- Limited interactivity with only three very simple mini-games.
- Poorly executed controls and lack of feedback when completing tasks.
graphics
105 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics of the game are widely praised for their cute and appealing art style, often described as beautiful and well-detailed, making it visually pleasing for players. Many reviewers highlight the graphics as a standout feature, comparing them favorably to other titles and noting their suitability for a younger audience. However, some critiques mention that while the visuals are charming, the overall gameplay experience is limited and may not meet the expectations of those seeking a more substantial game.
“The artwork of the game is beautiful in its own way and a feast to the player's eye.”
“The graphics are one of the best I've ever seen and I will totally recommend this game to everyone who wants to have a good time!”
“The graphics are adorable, the music fits very well with the graphics, and it has a nice, picture-book feel to it.”
“The graphics could have been used for illustrative purposes, but all the animals wear Santa hats, so I wouldn't count that as a reasonably realistic depiction.”
“The graphics were cute and so was the music, but nothing exceptional.”
“It is three puzzles, poor graphics, and some interesting facts.”