- July 17, 2016
- Bloodcraft Dev
The Shadowland
32%Game Brain Score
graphics, emotional
music, story
50% User Score 14 reviews
Platforms
About
In "The Shadowland" , players guide the Little Reaper through a grim otherworld, navigating treacherous obstacles and facing threatening foes. With 30+ levels across 6 locations and 3 unique bosses, quick reflexes are essential to find the way back home. This challenging platformer tests your agility and resilience in a dark, eerie landscape.






Audience ScoreBased on 14 reviews
graphics3 positive mentions
music3 negative mentions
- The game is affordable and offers some fun moments, making it worth the price for casual players.
- The music is relaxing and adds a pleasant atmosphere to the gameplay experience.
- The visuals and animations are nice, contributing to an overall decent aesthetic.
- The controls are not tight enough, leading to frustrating gameplay, especially with random elements like crows affecting player actions.
- Hitboxes are inconsistent, causing deaths that feel unfair and detract from the skill-based nature of the game.
- The game lacks narrative and world-building elements, which may leave players wanting more depth in their experience.
music
7 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music in the game has received mixed reviews, with some players finding it relaxing but ultimately feeling that it does not fit the game's atmosphere or context. Many users opted to replace the in-game music with their own soundtracks to enhance their experience. Additionally, concerns were raised about the lack of volume control options, particularly for headphone users.
“Honor mention: music, although I'm used to hearing a single song on loop for 6 hours (farewell last screen), this music seems kind of weird in this game. It doesn't fit the atmosphere, the enemies, or the background. I just put on some B-side soundtrack while playing the game, which made it more enjoyable.”
“Honor mention: music, although I'm used to hearing a single song on loop for 6 hours (farewell last screen), this music seems kind of weird in this game. It doesn't fit the atmosphere, the enemies, or the background. It's strange; I just put on some B-side soundtrack while playing the game, which made it more enjoyable. Anyway, I don't ask for a refund because the game has potential, and the money can be helpful to the dev.”
“Let me start with the good things: the price is okay for what it offers, the relaxing music, and that all.”
“I relaxed for 5 minutes listening to this music, long enough to realize that I would be okay.”