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A peaceful 3rd person adventure and town-building game. Explore, gather, build, befriend, and quest in a beautifully handcrafted world.
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Cosy, contemplative, cool and clear.
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GamingTrendCodi SpenceFeb 202090/100Dwarrows mixes town building, resource management, puzzle solving, and peaceful exploration into one enjoyable package. The lack of combat may turn some off, but it's not a detriment to the game. The various tasks, rewarding progression, and relaxing gameplay make this a winner for sure.
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Killa PenguinJake AriasFeb 20207/10 starsWhile wasp swarms didn’t prove crucial to the gameplay like I expected they might, being able to domesticate them with hugs is nevertheless a handy metaphor for Dwarrows‘ gameplay—a little painful, but so charmingly weird in its positivity that it’s easy to overlook some rough edges that break puzzles and cause your town expansion to grind to a halt.
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PolygonCass MarshallFeb 2020Dwarrows doesn’t try to be everything, and the result is a welcome throwback to a game that was once lost to the late 90s.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 2 ratings.
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