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The rating will be exactly the half of maximum. Although I love such games, but played a lot of more quality works. I did not like this one,The rating will be exactly the half of maximum. Although I love such games, but played a lot of more quality works. I did not like this one, although I saw what was being done for a reason, with some interesting ideas to do, with puzzles. But in the end it turned out that the game seems like... it’s like all the elements are only half done, and then someone like the story-writer became lazy, someone like the designer just got tired, and someone like someone else finished the work only by order. And after a certain moment it becomes just boring. But I also gave a half rating, not a low, because I think that there will be gamers that can like this game... those who wouldn't be such picky as I was.

Anodyne is indeed reminiscent of 2D Zelda titles, but it manages to not be bound by comparisons as it offers a fresh and welcome take on this style of game. Though some brute force combat hinders the experience, it uses certain ingredients from the games that influenced it while also injecting its own brand of humour, presentation, and gameplay into the mix to create an experience that fans of the genre should not miss.

Despite some of its shortcomings, mainly pertaining to rudimentary combat, Anodyne is an enjoyable and – more importantly – memorable experience.

The presentation side of the game ticked a lot of boxes for me and I think that’s mainly because both the visuals and sound design enhancedThe presentation side of the game ticked a lot of boxes for me and I think that’s mainly because both the visuals and sound design enhanced the gameplay. Exploring in the game always feels rewarding because there always seems to be that there is something new for you to find. There is a decent variety of enemies you come across during your time with the game and I must admit that I was especially impressed with the bosses. Each mechanic the game possesses has been implemented really well and they all add something to the overall gameplay. There’s an array of different puzzles you have to wade through and I must admit that I was surprised by how creative the puzzles were. The combat is fun in short bursts it does get repetetive quite quickly and that’s mainly due to the lack of depth the combat has. The game is a little on the short side and it did leave me wanting more. It can get quite difficult out of nowhere at times which cab cause you to be a little frustrated every now and then. Anodyne definitely has a Zelda-esque vibe going for it but that doesn’t mean that it’s like Zelda. Instead this game has its own identity as well and when it’s all said and done it delivers a very rewarding and fun adventure to you. One of the main reasons why the game is so fun and enjoyable is due to the number of mechanics the game possesses because each mechanic adds something to the gameplay. This then means that exploring is always worthwhile and if the combat had more depth to it then you would nearly have a perfect experience with this game. Thankfully though the shortcomings it does have aren’t too profound and the variety it has made me forget about the little niggling problems. I do wish however that the game was a little longer because the different enemies and different puzzles within the game left me wanting more. That being said the content it does have makes recommending Anodyne very easy and I’m sure fans of these types of game’s will love what Anodyne has to offer.

Although it’s nowhere near as compelling nor as deep as its inspirational material, Anodyne offers a fun, worthwhile and well paced journey. The game uses its few gameplay mechanics to great effect, and although it would have been nice to see more innovation and depth as far as its combat is concerned, there’s no denying that Anodyne is one of the better examples of Zelda-esque adventuring.

Technically poor Zelda-like game with some nice touches. Some times funny, often frustrating. Very poor graphics, and also poor support forTechnically poor Zelda-like game with some nice touches. Some times funny, often frustrating. Very poor graphics, and also poor support for Linux. Requires Adobe Air to run, which makes everything a little worse.

Wow, what a great game. Anodyne serves as a fun little Indie game that put me on the edge of my seat forhours on end. This game proves youWow, what a great game. Anodyne serves as a fun little Indie game that put me on the edge of my seat forhours on end. This game proves you don't need tens of millions of dollars to create a amazing game. If you haven't bought it, seriously, go do it, I mean like now, DO IT for the price of only 10 bucks!)

From the presentation, to the game engine, to the mechanics, to the controls, everything is clearly crude and underdeveloped. While it triesFrom the presentation, to the game engine, to the mechanics, to the controls, everything is clearly crude and underdeveloped. While it tries to emulate the greatness of the Nintendo classics, it totally fails on every level, including that of storytelling and setting. The only enjoyable aspect is the music sometimes.

Anodyne falls between average and perfection, offering a strange, funny, horrifying few hours of old-school action-adventure.

Anodyne is a game that, despite one very problematic gameplay element, manages to play with a tried and true genre and create something new and exciting.

Fans of the old school adventure games should definitely enjoy the combination of exploration and puzzles the game offers and Anodyne is a nice throwback to a type of game that you simply can’t find any more.

It's one of those games with loads of untapped potential, which is how it ultimately traps itself in the shadow of its big role-model. It manages to create an atmosphere on a comparable level of quality, but lacks in finesse of design. You're only a third of you way through this adventure until you hunger for more skills and weapons, and long exhausting marches regularly get in the way of any real adventuring. Still, Anodyne manages to entertain and displays a level of talent which has you wonder what its creators will be up to next.

A great little game. Slick controls, a nice atmosphere and some real excellent music. What starts off as merely strange becomes a journeyA great little game. Slick controls, a nice atmosphere and some real excellent music. What starts off as merely strange becomes a journey into the bizarre. Can't recommend this gem enough. On sale right now for 30% off which is a great deal, but honestly $10 bucks isn't too much to ask for a game with as much charm as this.

This is a game for those who grew up in Hyrule but spent more time in Lordran in recent years. Some finicky platforming also frustrates, but then Link didn’t get an auto-jump until Ocarina Of Time.