App Profile: Trapped in the Forest!

Nicholas England

Rating: 4/5

This new update to the game is great! I’m so glad the developer updated this game after so long. I really appreciate how this new update doesn’t take away from the original feel of the game while improving it substantially. The new interface is so much better. I love the new animals and the additional environmental changes such as weather. The ability to save and breaks structures you build is so helpful! I love games in this style and it’s unfortunate that there aren’t many like this anymore (with the exception of Granny.) It may not be the greatest game but, that’s completely fine. In my opinion it’s refreshing from all the other ad filled, cheaply made iPhone games now a days. I’m very thankful that the developer didn’t just give up on this game like most others would. Thanks for this awesome new update! Can’t wait for more!

TR3MDK1LLA

Rating: 5/5

Solid survival game, a few flaws like the lack of items, structures and especially the map and inventory. The map Is plain and flat, very easy to get lost from the lack of memorable places. The inventory is completely bugged out randomly removing items like sticks, stones, logs, threads, and trophy's. that has to be the worst part of the whole game. Keep putting in your good work, updating bringing new stuff and I’ll keep enjoying it! I’ll keep sending errors and input to help you out. - items like stones, especially sticks, metal, and not really logs randomly Despawn out of your inventory, very glitchy would focus alot on inventory improvements. -Tree top leaves should exist on most trees. Creatures do need more directional control. - Vampires and bats maybe, witches? - craft-able armor and or pickups with simple bar meter? - Better sky?

Why did you trick me?

Rating: 4/5

This game is one I used to play when I was younger. I decided to revisit it but something that’s bothering me now is how the sky is bright white, making the land detail extremely hard to see and it breaks the immersion. The leaves on the trees are also nearly transparent.