- January 30, 2018
- waterxmelon
WeakWood Throne
Platforms
About
"WeakWood Throne" is a 2D Action RPG set in an open world, where you play as a swordsman, archer, or mage to uncover the mystery of the WickWood Kingdom's decline. Earn gold by completing quests, hunting animals, or finding hidden items, and use it to develop your character's skills and abilities. Defeat enemies and upgrade your weapons as you aim to dethrone the new king and restore prosperity to the kingdom.








- The game features cute art and charming visuals that enhance the overall experience.
- It's a short and easy game, making it a good choice for casual play on a lazy day.
- The game has potential with a good concept and interesting mechanics, such as skateboarding in armor.
- The game suffers from numerous bugs, including unfinishable quests and poor combat mechanics.
- There is a lack of direction and a functional map, making navigation difficult and frustrating.
- The translation is poor, leading to confusing dialogue and a lack of engaging story elements.
story
18 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally perceived as minimal and lacking depth, with many players noting a lack of clear introduction and motivation. Interaction is primarily limited to quest givers, and the narrative unfolds slowly, often feeling disjointed and unengaging. While some players appreciate the unique premise of a skateboarding protagonist, overall, the storytelling is criticized for being basic and uninteresting.
“The story slowly gets unfolded the longer you play.”
“The game has a good story, beautiful graphics, wonderful music and good price!”
“I recommend this game, interesting story.”
“It's a short game with a basic story.”
“There doesn't seem to be much of anything in terms of story.”
“The game just sort of sticks you into a tutorial immediately with no backstory or motivation, and then you can walk north from there into a town where most people will not talk to you; you can use the 'talk to' button on merchants to buy their wares but they won't say anything.”