Spirit Roots, the gorgeous 2D platformer, has just launched in beta on Android. Thanks to community member Funem for pointing that out!
It takes place directly following a war in which all planets in a solar system were destroyed. The inhabitants stitched together the remaining pieces of each world into a new planet, which brought about peace.
The game designed to ease you into its experience, giving you the time and space to breathe in the world that it's built for you. Sadly though, that's not the case.
It's just one of the ideas that the game throws into the mix that doesn't quite manage to stick. Instead of making the game feel fresh and original, they make it feel
It looks like war is about to break out again at the beginning of your adventure. You’ll travel across the five different worlds on this intriguing planet, beating 50 different levels.
There are three different difficulty settings, 10 different enemy types, and controller support for those that don’t like touch controls.
The game sees you bouncing through a series of platforming challenges. From the
There are a few strange decisions here - for one
Because of the familiar nature of the game, that's a bigger problem than it could have been. It's almost like Spirit Roots is punishing you for coming to it with a preconception, all the while encouraging that preconception to take hold.
Following the preparation, Spirit Roots already gain attention by
March 17, 2019 – Featured as Game of the Day worldwide (except Russia, Canada, US
February 09, 2019 – Top 25 Best Offline Platform Games 2019 | Android & iOS
February 09, 2019 – Featured as Game of the Day in the US on the App Store
January 31, 2019 – Banner Featuring on the App Store and
January 31, 2019 – Featured globally on the App Store under ‘New Games We Love’ category
November 28, 2018 – Featured on the App Store under Pre-Order category in US, UK, Canada, Australia