GameCentral reviews the follow-up to one of last year’s best story-based games, as the world of Roadwarden expands with a new visual novel.
Windy Meadow – unlike Roadwarden it has proper graphics Released just over a year ago, Roadwarden was a text adventure that put you in the shabby boots of a brave but impoverished defender of the highways. It was unusual in a number of ways, not least because there just aren’t many text adventures being made these days. Its story was told against a backdrop of fantastical beasts and bands of brigands, but also the terrible poverty of medieval life.
Her choice of whether to stay or not is entangled in the guilt of abandoning her family and the rest of the village in its time of need, even if her younger sister is bitter and argumentative, and she feels as though she’s growing apart from her father.
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Windy Meadow: A Roadwarden Tale review - a fantasy of ordinary peopleGameCentral reviews the follow-up to one of last year’s best story-based games, as the world of Roadwarden expands with a new visual novel.
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