About This Game Meadowland is, in its core, a story. It is a story of dreams, magic and places far away. It is also an interactive poem, and a slow-paced experience in ambient delight. Explore a world, and enjoy the sights and sounds of it as you do. In Meadowland you take the role of a faerie, and you are free to explore the world as you see fit, in any pace you deem necessary. As you explore the landscape you will come across magic, secrets, people, and hopefully, a purpose. The point of the game is relax and enjoy the experience provided. Let yourself be immersed, and take the time you need to see everything. b4d347fde0 Title: MeadowlandGenre: Indie, SimulationDeveloper:Mårten JonssonPublisher:AGM PLAYISMFranchise:PLAYISMRelease Date: 22 Oct, 2014 Meadowland Free Download Crack Serial Key I quite enjoy this game. The core gameplay consists of exploring the map, discovering its secrets and uncovering the story. The charming art, beautiful audio and cute story creates a unique and cozy atmosphere. This game is a pleasant and soothing experience well worth a try.. Meadowland is a fun little game, definitely worth the small amount of money I paid for it. It's a puzzle game like no other I've played where your goal is to create the dream land. You play as a faerie singing songs to create a dream. Some of the puzzles are a little finicky with your positioning, but they're all fairly straight-forward. I love that there are a few hidden eggs that aren't directly related to the story line. Game can progress as quickly or slowly as you want. A nice slow-paced relaxing game - the end is a little bubble bursting for my taste. I felt like the ending, while relevant and true, was pretty dour for the mood the rest of the game played out. Overall, well done imo.. PROS:- everything is handdrawn- nice reallistic sound effects- beautiful little "story"- 2 different endings- nice gamepad controls...CONS:- ...but mouse and keyboard isn't really precise- a bit short (about 3:20 hours to complete it)- not really a game- only one resolutionRESULT:I really enjoyed the 3 hours I had with this game. It has two different endings and a short "story" to tell. If you hear story and think about Final Fantasy, then you will be disapointed. It's more a story of life. For me a game should be paid 1\u20ac each hour, so 3\u20ac would be my price I would pay for this game. I bought it for 1,59\u20ac and don't regret buying it. Of course I could now refund it, but that would only do a real jerk. ;)I enjoyed it and really recommend it to anybody who wants a great experience, not game. <3 (\\s\/). Zen kind of atmosphere as the sprite nurtures the nature.Artwork and Audios are pretty well done.A real short story where chapters are just few steps apart.The tiring control of 'Dragging' and clicking around,circling the zone searching for puzzle pieces were the tedious part.Main attraction for me are the Background Items of Skies and the Moon.Neutral Recommendation, where I might say most would not enjoy the game.. It is a pretty game, but it could be prettier. You have to complete tasks (click on your fairy at the right place during the right time of day or night), and was mostly spent waiting for the time of day to change so I could click on the fairy. This wouldn't be so bad if it was more beautiful. It's also not the kind of thing I'm going to go back and play, as one play-through was more than enough. Also, upon completing the game I felt it wasn't very rewarding, and nothing really happened.. I do believe Meadowland was Marten Jonsson's (Star Sky, Star Sky2, But to Paint the Universe) first Steam game. As a walking simulator (though the player flies) the ambition I feel was to tell a simple visual story with the added elements of a puzzle game. As a puzzle game the visual clues found in the book are a bit difficult to understand but the story is "age-old" of when a boy and a girl meet and fall in love. Biggest review complaint is about an achievement called "Tree of Dreams". To gain this achievement the player must fly back and forth across the whole landscape (day and night) looking for semi-translucent puzzle pieces, a type of mini-game. A bit tedious but doable. No offense intended to Mr. Jonsson but I am glad he steered away from actual puzzle elements in his later games. His later endeavors are still beautiful art pieces but focus more on the tale being told then gimmicky puzzles. (Since I own all of this developer's work I do feel I have a little right to comment on an artist's growth in a difficult medium.) The artwork is very pretty and the music soothing. If one enjoys this artist's work Meadowland is must for the collection.. Completing the game is easy and short, but not fun at all. It's really lacking something.. Meadowland is the first game of M\u00e5rten Jonsson, and more of an art form rather than a game if you ask me. It bears no complexity in gameplay and only serves for an hour's diversion, yet it presents a naively beautiful display of an age old story.As the dawn breaks, our gaze meets with a sleepy valley under the summer sun. There is a pond, a meadow, a bridge hanging between two huts, an old archway and a cliff by the sea... and a storybook residing just above the valley. The utter presence of ultimate peace. And here, out of nowhere, we come in to this pastoral scenery. As many gamers call it to be "Navi" - a reference to the fairy companion of Link from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - we take the role of a tiny glowing fairy.As we move our cursor around the environment, the fairy moves around and explores this limited geography, and when we click on it, it sings. Our aim here is to take clues from the storybook scenes and make the fairy sing in the appropriate place, time and condition to make the story progress. For every scene from the storybook we successfully manage to imitate, we observe the next chapter of the tale. These tiny puzzles are not hard to figure out and their results are exceedingly beautiful in a minimalistic way. The environment has its automatic day\/night cycle, and the time of the day is directly a piece of the puzzle so you end up waiting for the appropriate time to trigger the event most of the time. There are some other little puzzles that would change this dreamy geography unrelated to story chapters, but they are all details of the end result. The most annoying side puzzle - which reveals the actual ending whence you manage to complete - is finding the half transparent pieces of a photograph concerning the main story around. These pieces appear randomly around the map in different times and stay around only for a couple of seconds, so if you'd like to see the ending event and grab the related achievement, you keep wandering around to catch those annoying pieces.Even with events with slightly annoying triggers, the whole game doesn't take more than an hour - an hour and a half at max - to complete. There is no actual narrative in game, yet there is a poetic narration about the possibilities imagination may hold power over at the end. Ultimately, it is a simple and elegant display with a naive message, open to interpretation by anyone who'd spare that hour.The current price is an exaggeration for the content you'll be getting but the game goes into sale often or even may be acquired via some bundles. For a dollar or so, I can safely recommend the experience as a meditative choice before going to sleep; putting a silent, comfortable smile on your face. I haven't played the developers newer games here around Steam, but I'm told Star Sky also holds great promise and may very well be worthy to check.Please also check out Lady Storyteller's Curator page here - follow for regular updates on reviews for other games!. This was a very nice, relaxing game. There isn't really a lot to it on the surface. You basically fly around as a butterfly or something (who everybody is referring to as Navi lol) singing little butterfly songs and essentially unlocking stuff. Your song helps to create events which further the progress along. The story itself is a minimalist as can be. Basically it is really the representation of a short poem\/musing about the limitless possibilities of dreams. You probably wont get that during the game itself necessarily, but the message will be conveyed to you in the end.Overall, not a bad hour long game, but there is also definitely not much in the way of replay value. Presently, the game is a buck on Steam. That seems to be the right price in my estimation. But it for a buck and enjoy. Spend more and you will likely regret your purchase a little bit.All told, for what is basically concept art\/poetry in game form, I give this a straight 6 out of 10. Worth your time, pleasant, but ultimately a one and done.. I wish I could give this a good review. It has been on my wishlist for a while and I wanted it, I like faries, it's beautiful, and yes the game is both of this stuff just. There is so very little too it. I get much more out of free games I play. You play as a farie and you go around clicking on the farie solving not even 10 puzzles or so. Not much hints to the puzzles besides a book which shows you pictures given you a basic idea. Bottom line it's not worth the money in my eyes, it's not worth a dollar. It's like having one of those pretty interactive pets in away because once you beat it if you stick around to beat it that's all there is. No replay value. If it kept the sounds going when I tabbed out to look at the window it would even be a touch better since they're nature and soothing but I can't even have that it seems.
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