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Platform, Adventure, Action, Fantasy
OpenCritic73IGDB71
Fe is a new type of platform adventure where the story is up to you to discover, without handholding, told wordlessly through the discoveries you make during gameplay.
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Digitally DownloadedMar 20185/5 starsFe is a fairy tale: the sort of story that finds charm in its simplicity and familiarity, but has a lot to say to anyone willing to dig beneath the surface. In that, it's a resounding success.
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Digital TrendsDaniel StarkeyFeb 20184.5/5 starsFe is a fantastically gorgeous game that invites you to get lost and discover life.
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Game RevolutionPaul TamburroFeb 20184.5/5 starsThough it rarely presents a challenge to the player and its opening half is arguably filled with its better ideas, these are minor flaws in an otherwise fantastic experience. I can't recommend Fe strongly enough.
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GuardianJordan Erica WebberFeb 20182/5 starsBefriending the animals and learning their languages while you avoid the marauding Silent Ones is too much like hard work
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DestructoidBrett MakedonskiFeb 20185/10For a game that leans so hard into the feeling of discovery, Fe has shockingly little to say about anything. It has no clear goals or worthwhile revelations. The idea of mystery is more alluring than any of the actual mysteries in this forest. It's certainly pretty, and the platforming and light puzzle-solving are adequate enough. But Fe very obviously aims to evoke a certain emotional response, and it fails to evoke much of anything at all. That's nothing short of disappointing. Sometimes the trees are just trees.
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IGDB rating 7.1/10 from 44 ratings.
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