Fun gameplay, beautiful graphics and it runs smoothly on my iPhone 16. I can run it on any of the graphics presets but I actually prefer playing it on the Quality preset. It’s only 30 FPS but I hardly notice it after playing for a few minutes and I get way better battery life and my phone doesn’t heat up. I played for 2 1/2 hours last night and I still had 76% battery and my phone wasn’t even warm to the touch. The developers did a great job creating the game and an even better job optimizing it, so hats off to them. It’s one of those games that’s hard to stop once you start playing it. If you haven’t tried it yet please do, and play for at least a half an hour because that’s when this game really starts to take off. Enjoy!

This game was kind of a disappointment when I got it when I got it. There was a few things I slept wrong Oceanhorn 2. It was great. It was easy to access the shield and it was just required the amount of skill and it was simple and you could get through it it required amount of scale that you feel like you could do it in this game when you die. If you get hit once you’re dead immediately in Oceanhorn 2 you when you died, you got you started with two you started over with two vibes and when if you’re just in the mobs that used to be easy to defeat and Oceanhorn 2 are now the so much harder and I don’t think this is a very good this is for the people who have made this game people who have made this game. I recommend when people die. Don’t give them a little bit of a life cause if they just get hit once they’re dead and that makes them super angry, angry and also don’t make it flash and ding when they’re at low health that’s just annoying and that’s a dumb thing you added in two make them start out with two lives when they die and don’t make the monsters super hard cause it’s just not as fun as Oceanhorn 2 I reckon I’d rather play Oceanhorn 2 and play this game. I bet this game has a great storyline and stuff but there’s a few things I need. I want child to know so y’all can fix sincerely Henry Huggins.

Being unable to sort the skills makes selection pretty ineffective. I just stick to the 6 things I can put on shortcut. And that’s with a controller. No idea how it works without one. Collecting and completing things is a crapshoot. It’s unclear what the grid system for each island counts. Obviously chests and bloodstones, but also just arriving on the island, but not completing quests, and sometimes entering buildings, but not always. And the grid might correspond to where things are on the island, but not clearly. Sometimes getting the square for landing on the island is the first one, sometimes it’s the second. Or I’ll come across something on the trail shortly after arriving, but it will be the 8th thing on the grid. And machine parts are tedious to locate. I’ve checked the water on every island and somehow still need 15 of them. But there’s no way to even know what islands they are on, so collecting those is probably a bust. I’m at 99 percent completion, but am unsure if that includes collectibles. Still have a few stones and a glider to find, but at least those seem to correspond to squares on the grid. And I’m missing one quest but there are no ?s showing up on the world map like they usually do, so it’s unclear where I get that. But that seems like the most easily solved, as I assume I’ll stumble upon it at some point. Nope. Looking for a handful of things with little idea where they are isn’t fun. When I was younger and game selection was limited I might have had the drive and time to fund everything, but not now. There are other games I can play. And the fact there is one quest just out there somewhere with no indication is annoying. The end of the game was anticlimactic, the last main quest of the end game stuff was anticlimactic. Unless it wasn’t the last main quest and I just have no idea how to trigger it starting. I don’t know. All in all, fun game, but ultimately disappointing. The story has a lot of loose ends, too.

I’m a big fan of Oceanhorn and Cornfox in general. I’ve been following them since Oceanhorn 1. Seeing them go from a Zelda clone to a game with a Zelda-like experience, but an identity of its own has been fun and gratifying.Let me start with what I love: The movement and exploration feels really good. The game has relatively few invisible walls, and I was able to use double jumping and gliding to get lots of places - and explorer shards are often hidden in places to reward this. Watching settlements grow and change as you help them feels amazing. The game is GORGEOUS, and the environments in particular look really good.But here are my big problems:Exploring the water is boring and feels unnecessary. Pirate ships go down with one cast of Trito’s Fury which you have from the beginning of the game.As you accumulate more abilities, scrolling through them in the ability drawer gets slower and slower, and you have no way to remove abilities from the drawer.The first 3 or 4 weapons you get eventually become useless and I have to click back through them every time I want to get to the one or two weapons I need.Summon Zephyrbot takes too much energy, only lasts 30 seconds by default, and is either slower or about the same speed as sprinting with the speed upgrade. If you get off of it it disappears and wastes the energy spent. It can’t jump, etc.None of this is, like, game-breaking, but it’s extremely irritating and changing it would make the game a lot more enjoyable.I’ve got way more little issues that I’d love to lay out for the devs, if they’re interested.