- April 13, 2020
- Follow the Feathers
- 6h median play time
Weaving Tides
Platforms
About
"Weaving Tides" is a charming adventure game where you play as a brave young weaver riding on a mythical loom-beast. Traverse vibrant woven landscapes, solve puzzles, and battle foes using your magical thread, all while uncovering the mysteries of a forgotten past. A unique and captivating experience for all ages.











- The game features a charming art style and unique weaving mechanics that create an engaging and visually appealing experience.
- Puzzles are generally enjoyable and provide a satisfying challenge, with the ability to backtrack and explore for collectibles enhancing replayability.
- The story and characters are well-developed, offering a cozy atmosphere that appeals to players of all ages.
- Combat mechanics are clunky and frustrating, particularly during boss fights, which can feel unfair and overly difficult.
- The game lacks a map or waypoints, making navigation confusing and leading to unnecessary backtracking.
- Some puzzles can be unintuitive and frustrating, with a steep difficulty spike in later levels that may deter players.
gameplay
47 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay of "Weaving Tide" is characterized by its unique weaving mechanic, which offers a blend of engaging puzzles and combat, though some players find the puzzles occasionally obtuse and the gameplay repetitive. While the art direction and lore are praised, the game has been noted for a significant difficulty spike in later levels, leading to mixed feelings about its overall execution. Despite these criticisms, many players appreciate the innovative mechanics and charming aesthetics, making it a relaxing experience for those who enjoy novel gameplay concepts.
“The gameplay is actually very innovative and I don't think I have seen anything like it before.”
“The core gameplay mechanic (stitching) really works great and allows for some very unique combat and puzzle design.”
“The game has a lot of charm and a clever game mechanic; I quite enjoyed it!”
“I usually tend to stick a long time with puzzle games with solid mechanics, but I could not wait to finish this game, uninstall it, and never look at it again.”
“It's on the gameplay that it really suffers and ultimately leads to being not recommended.”
“Don't get me wrong, I'm enthusiastic about trying new things in games, especially novel mechanics that go into both puzzles and combat - but the execution of this one feels just *slightly* janky, and could have used some polish.”