I find Nalia the most interesting character in this story, but it doesn't seem like there is any means to learn more about her aside from a couple tidbits here and there if you pick the right dialogue options. Though maybe I'm missing something? Is there a scene hidden behind a certain pattern of dialogue choices, or is this the only info we can learn about her?...

After a while I found myself frustrated because none of my decisions felt like they had any impact. I was just forced into reading a story that I wasn't making. Love the graphics, but would love an inventory system and more ability to have control over choices and where I was going. I would suggest getting some more feedback from people, on the game play because right now it feels like it is missing the fun....

Windy Meadow – A Roadwarden Tale is an interactive slice-of-life visual novel about choosing your own path. Help three protagonists make the most important choices of their lives. Featuring a multitude of hand-crafted characters and a richly detailed village set in the Roadwarden story world. The currently available free demo will introduce you to one of three protagonists of the game, Vena. During the first chapter, your decisions matter. Will huntress Vena depart the harmonious ...

I played through the demo twice intentionally choosing different options. It seems clear to me that most all things including everything in the demo are false choices that do not matter in the slightest for what happens long term in the story. The game doesn't have interesting combat or challenges or minigames or... all it has is choices, with eh... graphics.. not a fan of low res like that, very glad of the smooth character option for easier reading. But anyway it's a game just of options, if most of tho...

I like the writing and the story direction so fair, but I don't think one needs so much visual representation; especially after playing a game relying wholly on our imagination when it comes to character designs. Roadwarden's pixel art was charming and the coloring fit the setting very well; it was precise and still left much to your own interpretation. The character sprites in this game look amateurish, to be entirely honest. They are not sized to each other, remind of old RPG-Maker anime games and the...