The mysteries begin to unravel about the giant creatures that lurk about and how she managed to become shipwrecked in the first place.Īs I mentioned, from the beginning this is a game about survival. At each activation, and in between chapters, more plot is revealed about who she is. Each chain of islands has three towers that Kara must activate in order to progress the story. Windbound is divided up into chapters with each one taking place on a different set of islands. There is no one to talk to as you explore and the only dialog seems to be in Kara’s head at certain points throughout the adventure.
Little is known about these strange lands, or indeed even Kara herself. Eventually you’ll be able to scrounge up enough stuff to build a small boat and explore the other islands in the vicinity. It turns out this comes in quite handy since she can use it to harvest items, which in turn can be used to craft equipment. The only thing she has to help her survive is a small dagger. Low and behold she gets shipwrecked and wakes up on an island, seemingly in the eye of the storm. The game begins with Kara sailing with her people through a storm. The game sports a very cartoony graphics style, but whenever you’re immediately compared to a Zelda title it’s a pretty tall order to live up to. At first glance, you’d be forgiven for mistaking it for Zelda: Breath of the Wild or Zelda: Wind Waker. Now they’re trying their hands at a survival game with Windbound. Relatively new to the scene, 5 Lives Studios has only one other game under their belt, a futuristic cyberpunk type game called Satellite Reign.
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