Ittle Dew

> Be me, on the quest for a game > Enter Ittle Dew expecting a leisurely stroll > Art style hits like a confetti cannon – vibrant, charming, practically gives you a party hat > Music becomes my sidekick, turning the journey into a groovy dance-off > 🎶🎨 > Decides to tackle the final boss and master cave, thinking I'm a gaming superhero > Difficulty spikes hit like a surprise party, wondering if I stumbled into a cosmic obstacle course > Navigates the ice area – anticipated a casual stroll, got a waltz with unkillable ghost enemies > Reflexes and fortitude tested; contemplating ninja turtle moves for survival > ❄️💃 > Despite occasional head-scratching, puzzles and game mechanics are pure wizardry > Difficulty, not for the faint of heart, becomes a potion of wild unpredictability > Bonus: Ittle Dew is a love letter to Zelda, making me grin like a Cheshire cat > 😺💕 > Ready for a visually stunning and audibly pleasing adventure > Dive into Ittle Dew with ninja turtle moves, a stash of snacks, and maybe a stress ball > A whimsical journey worth every laugh, dance, and confetti explosion. 🍭😄✨

it is a pretty nice, funny and good looking little zelda-like game, totaly recommend 👍🏻

thats about it some of the puzzles are stupid hard cause they work on game mechanic the game doesn't tell you about and you never use agian

Here's what you do: The game is mostly about puzzle solving. You're on this island with the goal of exploring a large castle for an artifact to trade for a new raft to get off the island. You can find coins in the castle which you can use to trade for a fire sword, teleport wand, and/or ice wand. When you go to purchase these tools, you are actually sent to a separate small dungeon where you must first use the item to escape. There is also a boss at the end of each dungeon. Afterwards, these tools can then be used to advance further into the castle. What I like: The game is very non-linear: you can get the three main items in any order, you only need two of the three to actually finish the game, but getting all three makes some puzzles easier. Different paths will be open to you based on what tools you have. There is an optional hidden dungeon with very difficult puzzles to complete. Rewards for exploration and solving optional puzzles include additional hearts and character cards (bio cards for all the characters and enemies). What I don't like: The game is very short and the combat feels very stiff. But that may be intentional to encourage using the ice and teleportation wands to defeat enemies over using the fire sword all the time. Conclusion: The game should take most players about three hours to beat. There is another achievement for beating the game in 15 minutes. This is a puzzle game with some light combat. The world is not huge but is still fun to play through.

Fun little game to pass the afternoon with strong Zelda vibes. There are some optional dungeons-puzzles and some challenges-achievements asking to complete the game without all the items.

Good little zelda-like game full of puzzle but little too short, the game is fun and i love the graphics, Ittle Dew 2+ is next :D

I played Ittle dew first on my phone and it was really good so I'm looking forward to playing it again when I have the time.