The bugs didn't influence the game too much, but I lost some seedlings because of them which forces me to rate the game 9/10 at the moment, but some bug fixes in the future might be able to change that as this game was made with much love. Although I would like to give a rating of 10/10 I sadly can't as there are some bugs and glitches that become clear while playing the game. Quality and quantity in all important aspects are provided. The game provides lots of tools to work with, making it adictive and fun as a result. It is also possible to explore at night time although it's a lot more dangerous and risky, but needed to solve some puzzles. You can also upgrade your characters in general like having more inventory space or more health. For example, it has a crafting system where you use the materials you find in the Deep Woods to craft useful tools or healing items. The Wild at Heart, although resembling Pikmin, isn't just a bland copypaste, but a unique game with its own quirks. It just goes to show that Pikmin has great potential and Nintendo should experience more with this IP. The puzzles were very creative and they implementet the spritelings in different ways.

The different kinds of Spritelings have different traits, but they are fairly balanced and non is really better than the other (like in Pikmin the purple and winged ones). You use them for combat, puzzles and collecting. The game implementent the mechanics of pikmin within their game, but instead of Pikmin you Spritelings. You'll be faced with a well-written story, interesting characters, challenging battles, difficult puzzles, incredible artstyle and beautiful music. A adventure through the well designed Deep Woods with the protagonists Wake and Kirby promises fun.

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