The Inner World - The Last Win - Short Game Review

Inner world The last Wind Monk is a puzzle-story game that tests your ability to think critically in order to win. Initially, I found it to be quite annoying and challenging to learn because I had never before in my life played a game of this nature. Since this is my first encounter, it took me a long time to understand the game's strategies. But after a while of playing, you will understand the basic rules of the game, and it turns out that it will be entertaining after you figure out how to play. The story of the game is really interesting and the characters voice over is also very nice. You will find a bird named Peck as soon as you start the game, and with its assistance, you will complete your first mission and free the flute nose guy (or whatever its name is). You can interact with everything in this game, which will provide you minor hints that will help you advance.

The Inner World - The Last Wind Monk is a fabulous point and click heavy story driven puzzle game where you must figure out how to solve each location while point and clicking your way to the answer. And if you get stuck, you can always go and get as many hints as you like until the game pretty much gives you the answer. So you won't ever get stuck for too long. I love the voice acting, art style and the animation. It was a lot of fun trying to figure out how to play this game, and how to solve the puzzles before caving in and reading the clues. The writing is also really funny too! I was also surprised to find that the game was fully voice acted. Really top quality. This game is a premium game, and at the time of writing this, it is on sale . This game is also available on Steam on PC and it costs a lot more than the mobile version.

The Inner World - The Last Wind Monk is an amazing point and click game that was ported from PC. This game is available on Steam, but now you can play it on your mobile device!  Gameplay wise I can't get enough of this game. The point and click adventure type games are great, you must tap the screen, find out what you can do, and how to progress in the story. You can also get as many tips as you like if you are stuck, or perhaps you want to focus on the story , more than the puzzles. Then you can get as many clues as you like until the game tells you the answers. I think this is great, especially for people like me who are terrible at puzzles.