At first glance, this game seems like a Zelda wannabe, but on further
play (about 2 minutes) you realize how astounding and well made it is.
The landscape surrounding you is intriguing, and it holds many fun
secrets and possibilities. The game engine is a good one, with amazing
animation and texturing.
Even though through most of the game, the only characters are Wander
and Agro, your faithful steed, it doesn't matter. If there were
villages with wacky merchants and inns, this game wouldn't be what it
is, perfect. You grow attached to your horse Agro, and by the end of
the game you feel a sense of friendship with him. The game is mainly an
action game, with a puzzle feel. But there are hints of an RPG in
there, with unlockable items and the ability to advance your health and
stamina gauges through time.
