FOX n FORESTS
Developer Bonus Level Entertainment, astragon Development
Fox n Forests (stylized as FOX n FORESTS) is a video game developed by German studio Bonus Level Entertainment and published by EuroVideo Medien GmbH for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch. It was released on 17 May 2018. Fox n Forests is a side-scrolling platform game with retro-style graphics. From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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76 positive · 36 negative
95% range 59–76%
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60 of 117 · most liked firstOverall, I'd say this game is worth it if you're big into retro platformers. There are some small issues and one rather annoying thing that will keep the general public away. == The Good == The graphics are gorgeous and the music is very catchy. I especialy love how the dev ensured all the "pixels" are the same size, much like Sonic Mania. It helps sell the retro feel of the game. I'm not going to harp on about the great presentation of FnF, you can scroll up and watch the demo video for…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/31067175/] If you enjoy this review please consider following my Curator page here . FOX n FORESTS is a retro-inspired, pixel art platformer. Stop me if you’ve heard this before. FnF does enough to distinguish itself from the thousands of other indie platformers out there and I found to be an overall good experience, albeit with some hangups. You play as the titular fox, Rick, and have the ability to swap between seasons in each level. There is…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Kickstarter backer. As a foreword, all of these are patchable problems. I expect I'll check back in several months to see whether or not this game evolves into something fun to play. The controls are not responsive, and I cannot do the actions I want to do. Nearly every action incurs a substantial cooldown before any other action can be taken. I often find myself getting hit by projectiles or enemies that I planned to hit because I cannot attack quickly enough. The game seems designed around…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →TL;DR: Save your money; there are better games at this price point. Good art and fun platforming but was ultimately a frustrating experience. The game wasn't awful. I liked the art, and most of the levels had a fun aesthetic that completely changed when you changed the season, giving variety to each level. The music wasn't anything to write home about, but it wasn't bad either. I didn't have any of the animation smoothness problems that other people seemed to have. It controlled really well…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Just learned that the Tommy Tallarico version of Fox N Forests is on the eShop Finally you can pay more for a version of the game that replaces the lovingly crafted pixel art with rigged vector puppets because the boss has a hate boner for sprites.
unlabelledView post →This game is the right choice if you want some hardcore platforming action, very nice pixel graphics and beautiful music. In this game you'll join the cunning fox named Rick in some wild journey to the very heart of the dense magical forest, which has been frozen in time, to break the spell and return the streams of time into their usual course. Rick got armed with newfound trusty bayonetted crossbow, which is, being a magical weapon, will not only help him to fight hordes of monsters in…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm not a backer to this game, I just saw it through a group's discord and became interested in the product. Since I'm one of the first to play I might as well give my thoughts so you know what you're getting into At first glance, it looks like a standard indie-platformer with a furry themed character. However when I looked at it I knew what it was. It's an adventure platformer, a genre that is not common within the current norm. This is not Shantae, this is not Shovel Knight, this is not…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Disclosure: I'm a KickStarter Backer of this game/project TL:DR, 4/5 The recent fad has been retro this, pixel that, modern 8-bit, etc etc etc. Fox & Forests promises something more authentic. While games like Dungeon of the Endless or Risk of Rain are pixelated as a style, FnF wants you to feel like you've just plugged in Act Raiser, freshly rented from BlockBuster, with a task to defeat the challenge set before you of doing everything there is to do in the game over a weekend before having…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Controlling the weather and making it rain (and not crashing into a tree) in Fox N Forests (No relation to any other fox related game previously posted on this account) (PC, 2018)
unlabelledView post →FoxMania: The Quest To Review All Fox Games On Steam! Conditions for inclusion: The player character must be consistently a fox; the fox must not be merely a skin or a character option Must have 100% working Steam achievements Must not be a visual novel Game #4: FOX n FORESTS FOX n FORESTS is a sidescrolling hack-‘n-slash with RPG elements. You traverse long levels, slaying enemies for money which can be used to purchase upgrades. There are a lot of secret areas to hunt for, some which…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I want to start by saying that I've really been enjoying this game for the most part. The graphics are beautiful, the stages are fairly challenging without being too frustrating (until a certain point -- I'll get to that soon), the music is awesome, and it overall does a very nice job of providing a retro platformer experience. I felt like I was playing a genuine SNES classic from the 90s. However, I can't recommend it in its current state because of a problem with the controls. There are many…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game overall is not bad, but it has some major flaws. Pros: - Good pixelated graphics, Cons: - Awful controls. For example, when you switch between seasons, you are unable to move for a brief moment. But this often resulted in me being hit by something or someone. Otherwise, if the controls were fine, this could have been easily avoidable. Sometimes you're unable to perform a dash, no matter how fast you hit the action button resulting in disturbed gameplay flow. Often enemies hit you…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →For the most part the game is a decently fun retro platformer. There are some slight issues with some frustrating hit box detection and control responsiveness, but the big kicker was a buggy jump in the 3rd world boss. There is a thread about it in discussion and apparently there are technical fixes and the devs also supplied a level skip code to pass it, but none of that makes me want to finish playing the game. If the devs can't clean up their game so this basic issue isn't a roadblock to…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The game looks nice and remind me of the old days, but there are some details that won't let me recommend it. First, the game won't save your progress unless you finish the stage. This is a problem because the stages are fairly big and take some time to finish, thus locking you on the game. Need to leave for work? Dinner's ready? Need to take a dump? Want to play something else? Well, the devs want you to f**k yourself as you gonna have to play everything again. Then there is the combat…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I really tried to like this game, and I feel like underneath it's flaws there is an old style gem, but as it stands right now, Fox'N Forests feels like it tries it's best to be a chore. The 16 bits style graphics are amazing and make the game look very beautiful to look at, while also having some really good animations for the sprites and a well fitting soundtrack as well. The idea to alter the scenario to progress thorough the game is also very cool and interesting, it kinda reminds me of…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →[Played on the Switch version, tested on PC] My earliest days gaming were spent playing colorful platformers on my Super Nintendo and Game Boy Color. Because of my gaming heritage, I’ll always have a soft spot in my heart for pixelated platformers. It’s a blessing and a curse. The blessing is that I feel excited, true genuine excitement, when I see a new pixel platformer release. Nostalgia immediately surges through my brain and I feel the crisp warmth of childhood feelings settle into the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I first saw stuff about this game over a year ago, I think, I don't remember, it's been awhile and I was intrigued. Mostly because the main character was a fox, but it also looked fun. I don't usually play platformer games often, so it's not a genre I'm too familiar but I think this game is pretty fun from what I've played. The controls are good, movement feels a little slow but it's not frustratingly slow. I love the pixel art and the music. There does seem to be a lot of back tracking once…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →100% completion update: My review stays like it is. My biggest issue is controls lag when you try to change the arrow type - you need to spam it like there is no tomorrow (controller or keyboard). Some jumps don't get registered and finally controller has a small sliding when you are using the bird making it harder to avoid level bounds. Basically this game has terrible game design where it artificially makes the gameplay harder. The last world is really frustrating. Personally, liked the…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →!!! Updated review !!! Look, I'm a fan of retro games, even more games composed of pixel characters and background, but that doesn't means I wont be harsh to this. If you ever wanted to play a game where the developer seems to hate you, then here's FOX n FORESTs. The idea of the game is cool, a platformer where you use the power of the seasons to solve puzzles, the problem is that the game attempts to be more like "Dark Souls" than an enjoyable platformer. The Bayonet Crossbow is a good…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →You can only shoot bolts when you're standing, and have to melee when you jump\duck\look up? Can't they just separate the melee and ranged attacks to different buttons? Just assign them each to a button (X and B on a controller, which both do the same thing at the moment) and problem solved. How hard is it? Also, you can't attack when double-jumping, while there are plenty of respawning, floating enemies. I found this out after only 5 minutes into the game. What the hell is this BS? Refunded.
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positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →2D is fun for real
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It usually isn't a good sign when you play through a level in a game and see a bunch of colored objects you can't yet interact with, because it usually means the gametime will be artificially extended by mandatory backtracking. And yep, that's exactly what happened here, and was the prime factor in me dropping this game. So yeah, this game definitely ticks enough boxes to be a decent "oldschool pixel platformer", and while I think the combat and season-switching mechanics were a bit…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Finally a retro platformer so old school that you cant even shut it down properly! I was a kickstarter backer back in the day but have somehow never gotten around to finishing it.. Fox N Forests is what you expect from a homage to the golden age of “ugly sega titles” as an henchman of mine described it. You play as a foxy fox armed with a crossbow and the peculiar ability to change the seasons at a whim. The peculiar world around you is filled with strange platforms, all kinds of nasties out…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Fox n Forests, developed by Bonus Level Entertainment and published by Astragon Entertainment, is a nostalgic side-scrolling platformer that successfully captures the look and feel of 16-bit classics while introducing an inventive seasonal mechanic that sets it apart from simple retro imitation. At its heart, it is a love letter to the golden era of platforming, complete with richly detailed pixel art, chiptune melodies, and a mischievous woodland hero named Rick the Fox. Yet beneath its…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Link to review: https://backloggd.com/u/RedBackLoggd/review/783659/ Tl;dr - an uncomfortable mash-up between Metroidvania and classic platforming made this not for me. That said, at 5 hours Fox N Forests is more than appropriately priced. It’s got a gorgeous world and easy-to-pick-up interface, and while it wasn’t for me, plenty of enthusiasts out there may find enjoyment.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I'm actually amazed because oddly enough this game plays EXACTLY like games would on the super-nintendo. I haven't really noticed any major 'bugs' many reviewers are referencing, if anything the frame rate slows a little but that might be the fault of my computer honestly. Now i'm biased because I'm a furry & a fool for nostalgia. Chances ARE however, if you're looking to buy this game your the same way. So in that case, it's perfect! The graphics are done very professionally and seriously…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As a self-confessed platformer addict and retro geek, when something like FOX n FORESTS comes along, my appetite is seriously whetted. The game is touted as being a 'true' 16-bit platformer, the connotations of which extend to audio, gameplay and progression as opposed to just a pixelated art style. Having loved Shantae and the Pirates Curse, Maldita Castilla EX and Volgarr the Viking, I got stuck in as soon as I was handed the review key. As the fox Rick, assisted by your avian…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Backer here. Really wanted to like this, and to be honest I can't say the small amount of time I spent was unenjoyable, but there are just too many little things that bit at me while playing that ultimately threw me out of the experience. - Controls feel stiff and too contextual. Kept getting hit because the game wouldn't let me duck immediately after firing. Not having an attack on the double jump to start was annoying. The double jump felt both necessary and weak. Firing continuously felt…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I backed this game on Kickstarter, and I do really enjoy this game. It purposely has an SNES aesthetic, and they keep to it so well. The season change mechanic and large, sprawling levels do make the game enjoyable. The music reminds me a great deal of Final Fantasy 6's music and fits the game's tone well. A good level of challenge and a great means of encouraging exploration. Care was taken with this game and if you enjoy old school side scrollers, you should check this out.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Lovely Retrostyle platformer with astounding gameplay and awesome artstyle and sound. buy it. now.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Okay, but there's better The most 6/10 game I've played in a while. The aesthetics and art are genuinely beautiful and evocative of the best of the SNES and DOS eras, and the soundtrack is killer, but the gameplay ends up feeling more like a vessel for the artists' work rather than a game that truly stands out. Fox n Forests finds itself in an uncomfortable position where genre-defining giants like Hollow Knight, Sonic Mania and Celeste released a year or even only a couple months prior,…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →The levels are way too long and checkpoints cost in-game money. Not recommendable.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Growing up in the 8 and 16-bit era meant that I was able to appreciate what this game was setting out to achieve. For the most part, it is a very pretty game and the references to other games gave the dialogue a bit of humour. However I can see what other reviews meant when they said that this game somehow misses the mark slightly. For me, it was the levels being too long and the enemies being too repetitive. The changing of seasons is a nice game mechanic but somehow I feel they could have…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →"Fox n Forests isn’t for everyone – it feels more like a game development experiment that resulted in a nice bite-size nostalgia trip and was released just for fun. Those without 16-bit nostalgia, or an aversion to super weird fox/bird relationships, bad English, or puns, may not really enjoy it at all." 6/10 Full review at https://darkzero.co.uk/game-reviews/fox-n-forests-pc-review/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MnbUtHDezU0&list=PLCw43T4HpduhVjv_dCU-J_-X9mL5syQpy&index=1
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I had this game for a while and after a failed inital start, I finally got told what was wrong and why I couldn't play this game, but it wasn't a developer that helped me: https://steamcommunity.com/app/603400/discussions/0/2941369009270215183/ I suggest using the above if you have the same issue in regards to trying to play the game with your gamepad. So entering this game I wanted to play it for so long. Ever since I saw it on Steam Greenlight (remember that?) but as mentioned earlier, I…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I've always had a fondness and loving for video games, sidescrolling platformer games, old school 8 bit and 16 bit games, and anthropomorphic animals. Normally when I've looked for games like that on Steam, I confess disappointing results as they usually result in either cheap porn or puzzle games (Summer Flowers doesn't count as it had a good story and great art) or they're downright repulsive garbage visual novel games like Amorous or Farnham Fables. FOX n FORESTS, on the other hand, is a…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While everyone else was infatuated with making retro games based on the NES, this developer jumped up a generation. This is modeled after a classic SNES Platformer, and it shows; the aesthetic, music, and even design are dead on. Visually, it draws influence from titles of what I call medium obscurity, like those old Banpresto Platformers that never left Japan, but also later titles, like Aero the Acrobat 2. The music has vibes from all over the system; not the more obvious games, like your…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I love the idea behind creating modern games with a retro aesthetic, and to be fair Fox n Forests does a great job recapturing the look and sound of classic SNES games. The pixel art is gorgeous and makes great use of color to really sell the season-switching mechanic. The music, while not exceptional, is certainly adequate and very reminiscent of the SNES's sample-based soundtracks. The idea behind switching seasons is also a good one, with a few clever puzzles. However, ultimately the game…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I encountered a game breaking bug and someone on the discussion pointed out a super weird fix , but quite honestly its just an empty game , boring to play , mechanics are not fun at all. there are many other platformers games that are way better for the same price.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Clunky and basic gamepad support is lacking.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →If you enjoyed this review, please consider following my Curator Page [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/33864135/]Nep's Gaming Paradise (Nepiki Gaming) for more reviews! Nepiki's Stats Overall length 5-7 hours for one playthrough, 7-10 hours for completion. Overall difficulty Low to medium difficulty. Overall score ★★★★☆ Review Really great 2D platformer with a good pixel artstyle and very lovely…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I’m a Kickstarter backer so obviously my expectations were High. This game starts of good with awesome design and graphics. It feels great to control as well and the achievements are good. The levels are a tad too long however. I would of liked it more if they made them shorter but added a level on each season. The weapon is a crossbow with different ammo. The shots are cool and are used in different occasions. The boss fights are classic… a bit too classic maybe. They feel slightly…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Awesome Game! It really feels like an original SNES experience.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →As much as i want to recommend it i can't because of the amount and severeness of the flaws. So you start the game and you notice how strange the controls are. Pressing attack does either a melee or range attack depending on what other key you press, it's weird but you learn to adept but will still get frustrated at some points into the game. So you finish the first 2 level and then go to the boss and.....have no clue what to do. I managed to defeat the second, third and final boss without…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Overview Fox n Forest is a great looking pixel style game that focuses primarily to be a challenging platformer, although it has some flaws here and there I feel like there is still potential to be explore within this game! Gameplay Fox n Forest I feel is a very solid base game, and even though there are some questionable mechanics and designs in the game that aren’t usually in other games, I still feel like the base game is decent. Now first off, don’t go into this game expecting to have an…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This game is a lot of fun, but it was a bit shorter than I would of thought. Still, very enjoyable! Full Review: http://gametyrant.com/news/fox-n-forests-review-a-modern-tribute-to-retro-games
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Hey eveyone! Here is a video review of what I thought of this game! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uRjz9-9Q_xg&t=18s I had a lot of fun and well done to the developers for making a game that took me down memory lane to a simpler time!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I wanted to love this game as it's music is fantastic, it's appearance and animations are top tier, but the actual responsiveness of controls and certain aspects of the platforming that rely on RNG hamper this from being the consistent SNES platformer experience that I expected this to be. I wanted to recommend this and maybe a patch will fix it but I'm not sticking around for that.
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →I need to play this with a real SNES controller next time.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →While the graphical artwork and animation of this game is absolutely amazing, the gameplay itself is absolute trash. I won't bother saying anything else further, since there's other people throughout the internet who have written criticisms of the game in detail. The game needs overall improvement (except for the animation and graphical artwork obviously).
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →this game is really good the movement feels great, the attacks are nice(once you get the double jump spin), and the level design is good plus the music is peak(and on spotify) genuinely great game for anyone who likes 16-bit platformers and silly foxes :3
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Decent graphics and music, fundamentally terrible game design. If you die, you lose everything you collected since the last checkpoint and have to get it all again, and if you don't pay a NPC money multiple times per level, you have to start the entire level over if you so much as fall into one bottomless pit. Character dialogue has lame nonstop references to other games it's trying to imitate in place of personality or actual humor. Everything about the game feels half baked and like it's a…
negative · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A really enjoyable 2D platformer, that is decently challenging to 100% (although not necessary to). I had a lot of fun with it, and you'll be revisiting levels for all the collectables if you do seek 100%. Also you play as a fox, always a plus!
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →My personal review: ★★★☆☆ The game is pretty challenging; I struggled quite a lot, but finally I finished it! Amazing job to everyone! I even found two faces hidden in the woods.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →A lovely retro platformer with plenty of charm, but also with a few rough edges. Pros: * Good music * Tight controls, ice physics notwithstanding * Changing seasons is an interesting USP, and used rather effectively * Great throwback to the classic 16-bit era platforming games * Rick is cute (though I'm definitely biased on that since I'm a furry) Cons: * Very little handholding after the first level. Some enjoy this, but it can leave newcomers to the genre very very lost * Some of the 100%…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →This is a pretty good game. Wait for a sale.
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →It's an alright game. The music is really good, catchy even, the sprite art done for the game is great. Played mostly on Steam Deck, and I've had no issues running the game on Linux (Native build, instead of running through Proton). I like the gimmick of the game, but at times I find myself stuck because I forget to change seasons. It's a basic concept but done well. A few complains, though. Some of the achievements will not trigger. Despite trying to force it (using older save backups) the…
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →Really solid, fun 16-bit platformer! Well put together, and not too challenging, but don't expect anything mind-blowing (though I did like the little twist toward the end).
positive · reviewer's own thumbsView post →90s-style Retro plat former that looks, sounds, and plays well
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