Alba: a Wildlife Adventure

An extremely fun and cozy adventure game that will have any animal lovers smiling in no time. A handful of bugs and performance issues do impact gameplay somewhat but it's easy to overlook given Alba's creative brilliance. I would have preferred a slightly longer story but that aside this is one of the best indie games I've played in years. You would be doing yourself a disservice by not at least giving it a try.

Alba is the kind of game that all young people should play. Not only is it a heart-warming romp where you get to look at animals, it’s educational and empowering, inspiring and beautiful. Not only have ustwo created a world that is stunning to look at, but they’ve crafted a narrative that boldly shouts that this girl can. Never underestimate the power of an 11-year-old girl — especially one on a mission to do right by the world around her.

Alba: A Wildlife Adventure reminds players that happiness can be found in supporting worthy causes bigger than yourself. It feels nice to play a game about actively improving the world, and it does so with skill and charm instead of cringe. It’s the video game equivalent of sneaking vegetables into a tasty smoothie. This is one good deed that shouldn’t go unrewarded.

This is a green adventure that will not only help us love the Earth, but also will help us remember the best summer of our lives.

Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is an excellent pick for anyone who hopes to have a relaxing adventure in nature, or learn more about the powerful effects of conservation on small eco-systems.

At the moment, Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is a unique work that is entertaining and enjoyable. Because of the relaxed and lively BGM and the fresh and lovely graphics, players of all ages can feel the charm of the game. However, the story is really naive and won't stand up in reality.

Ultimately, Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is a game that is accessible for all ages, with its gentle pacing, undemanding mechanics, and cheerful premise. What struck me the most in its story is that there is not one adult character in Pinar del Mar that brushes off Alba and Inez, or speaks to them as though they're ill-informed (well, barring one, but that's a spoiler). A pride flag waves in the sea breeze from one of the balconies along the beach, and there are a range of identities and personalities represented in Alba: A Wildlife Adventure. It's a short and sweet adventure that will really resonate with young gamers with an interest in conservation... and older gamers who miss the Spanish sun.

the game is good 10/10 nervously smoking on the sidelines kratos is a game like animal crossing, but only cheaper, I would give the developers 5000 rubles if I could

Environment and poetry! 07/10 Final rating at the end! Graphics ☐ Da Vinci created a new reality☐ You forget what reality even is☐ Red Dead Redemption II Biutchyful☐ Decent☐ Don’t look at it for too long☐ Bad☐ Atari☐ Tamagotchi PC Requirements ☐ Does your PC run Paint Potato☐ Decent☐ Fast☐ Rich Cow☐ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer Story ☐ Story? What story☐ One word, pewpewpew. Three words, pew pew☐ Some sweet talk☐ Average Good☐ Beautiful☐ Isabel Allende, Machado de Assis and Tolkien teamed up to write it☐ It will replace your life Gameplay ☐ Excellent Good☐ Cool, but you can play it with two fingers☐ Mehh☐ Might as well watch paint dry☐ Yeah right☐ Smash your hand with a hammer, it’s more fun Grind ☐ Not needed☐ Only if you care about achievements☐ Not necessary to progress☐ Average grind level Grindmaniac☐ You’ll need a second life to grind everything Difficulty ☐ Just press W Easy☐ Easy to learn, hard to master☐ Significant brain usage☐ Hard☐ Dark Souls Game Length ☐ Enough for a cup of coffee☐ Short Medium☐ Long☐ You start it, your grandkid finishes it☐ To infinity and beyond Replay Value Once is enough☐ Only if you aim for achievements☐ After a few months… years… mods…☐ With DLCs it’s worth it☐ You better have time to waste☐ Well… you didn’t need a life anyway Bugs ☐ Never heard of them Small errors☐ Can be annoying☐ ARK Survival Evolved☐ Cyberpunk 2022☐ The game itself is one big bug breeding ground Multiplayer No multiplayer☐ LAN☐ Says it has it, but your PC will explode if you try☐ There it is… a lonely forgotten desert☐ Meh, it’s kinda fun☐ Solo mission? What☐ Basically an MMO Audio ☐ Audiogasmic Very good☐ Good☐ Acceptable☐ Bad☐ I’m deaf nowAudience☐ Kids☐ Teenagers☐ Adults☐ Grandma Everyone Price ☐ No longer available on Steam☐ Free Fair price If it’s on sale☐ If you have some spare cash☐ I don’t recommend it☐ You could also just burn your money 7 / 10 ☐ 1☐ 2☐ 3☐ 4☐ 5☐ 6 7☐ 8☐ 9☐ 10 Alba is simply poetry in video game form. The game succeeds at everything it sets out to do and overflows with care and cuteness. Of course, the message is not much deeper than “we need to protect nature,” but I don’t think the intention is to be an advanced ecology lecture either. With a lot of sweetness, seriousness, and dedication, you guide this young girl through mechanics that are simple yet fun and even slightly innovative. The story is cute, the graphics and art style are wonderful, and the soundtrack is simply **** there’s one small criticism, it’s that we might have liked just a tiny touch more complexity, but that doesn’t take away from this little gem that delights both children and adults. It’s a cozy game full of oxygen, which is sometimes exactly what we need. I recommend it with all the softness in the world!

Very cute and can be relaxing, like a birdwatching game. Get it when it's really cheap, play when you want something simple.

A nice, relaxing two hour game with beautiful artstyle and design. In my opinion better than Toem (both games are about taking photographs). This game could've been a 9/10 and could've joined other great indie games such as Journey, A Short Hike, Hue or Papers, Please. But sadly it's being heavily damaged by its ridiculously Mary Sue protagonist and greenie propaganda.

Looks cute, but insanely glitchy. Invisible walls in areas that make no sense. Animals glitching into the ground. Had potential but the shotty coding and poor game performance literally made my daughter cry. She spent her allowance money on this and is so disappointed