Forward to the Sky is a third person action adventure game in the sky tower ruin. Puzzle platforming, a game focus more on puzzles also features a mixture of action and adventure gameplay.
My reviews about the game is here: Moddb.com
Very simple game, and is worth the 8 bucks even though it's kinda short. The soundtrack fits the game very well but the songs will get old if you get stuck or your trying to figure out how to get all the crystals.
The artwork and animation is just ******* awesome. It looks so cute and smooth.
There are some moments that will make you go "Wtf, what do I do" but you won't be stuck like that for long because the enviroments are very straight-forward and tightly packed.
It's a very solid 8/10 for me.
What I'd suggest to improve it:
There were a lot of glitches, but none of them were gamebreaking. A couple of them you also have to actively look for in order to see. One in particular is if you come at a box on it's corners it gets pushed in both directions making it spazz out and go a lot more forward a lot faster then normal.
Some other glitches involved the camera. When in an upside-down sequence it freaks out and is really hard to control. (I got a lot of panty shots though, I guess...)
There are some areas where you'll fall fast enough that the balloon will be called twice.
Some of the enemies were extremely annoying and kind of OP. Particularly the guys that make the crystal barrier.It's not hard to get down what you have to do against them, you have to totally focus on them before any one else. Otherwise you'll waste a lot of time or actually end up dieing, which almost nothing else in the game will kill you except them.
The mechanics weren't quite that smooth. The boulder rolling and the low-gravity sequences were very hard to control at times. (Though thankfully it wasn't so god-aweful that it caused me to die.)
I was expecting another level to put everything I learned through the rest of the game to the test. Instead, I got level 5 that introduced some new things then straight to the ending boss battle that used nothing from the rest of the game.
Finally, I'd love to see combinations between the LMB and RMB attacks and the combat to be more interesting. Most of the enemy AI was extremely simplistic and the combat was only button-mashing. You didn't even need the second attack function unless you were getting a bit impatient. You also did not need the Backwards dash.
Fun but short game. The combat is simple and does it's job. The same can be said for the music, the puzzles took some thought but are not to complex. The music is enjoyable, and I never got tired of it(maybe because of the short game length). The writing and voice acting is doable but somewhat cringe worthy at moments.
So if you came for a cute, small enjoyable game then buy this game.