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Platform, Adventure, Indie, Action
OpenCritic65IGDB60
Will you banish the darkness from the world, or will you become it? Mable & The Wood is an adventure platformer about a shape-shifting girl whose power might be destroying the world she's trying to save.
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GameSpaceChris BowmanAug 20199/10Overall, Mable & The Wood is one fun game. It is one that I will continue playing until I get all of the endings because I like it that much. It is a Metroidvania style game that has slight changes from the original type. There is not yet a price for the game listed but we will update this once it is available. If you guys are looking for a fun game to play then this one is highly recommended by me.
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GamingTrendCodi SpenceAug 201985/100Mable and the Wood is a side-scrolling metroidvania game with a unique combat/traversal mechanic. The form you start with and ones you unlock are fun to use for the most part. Reading the map can be annoying, but it's possible to interpret. Multiple endings offers more replay value if you're inclined to do so.
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COGconnectedLloyd OwenAug 201980/100I am glad to see that Mable & the Wood was able to maintain the level of quality that I saw in my earlier preview. The platforming has a nice flow to it with a good balance of enemy hazard and platforming challenge. If you are a fan of metroidvania and or retro styled platformers I recommend you give Mable a chance.
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Screen RantMarcus StewartSep 20191/5 starsMable & The Wood's glimmers of potential get buried under heaps of frustration thanks to unfriendly exploration and clunky controls.
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NintendojoAndy HooverSep 2019Unfinished perhaps proves the best word to ultimately describe Mable & The Wood.
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IGDB rating 6.0/10 from 8 ratings.
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