But:
- It lacks clearly a tension. It "feels" just not with the tree and the protagonists, which are able to convey other games. This is probably because there is no time course of infestation and thereby an increase in tension and the need is for help.
- There is no mind-bending puzzles, everything is revealed within a few minutes and can then be solved by clicking around on the screen.
- The main point of criticism: The brevity of the game.
Of the alleged "hundreds Worlds" which are described on the back of the game, there are probably not many made it into my version. And so the game was played out after two nights, I have taken rather stunned. Also a variable storyline (which I then suspected) there is not, the procedure is always the same.
Conclusion: Too bad. Really a nice idea, an old tree against voracious parasite to help.
For (small) for kids, but otherwise from "casual gamer" rather not.
