PC Critic Reviews

Yet the novelty of airships and battles with giant sky-whales are simply not enough to save it from its flaws, painful as they are. Perhaps post-release support will allow Windforge to transform into the game I hoped it would be, but for now it sits as a flawed gem.

It is likely that the game will continue to see patches in the future and hopefully some of these bring the game up to the standard it deserves. For now, however, Windforge is weighed down by its unpolished nature.

A take on Minecraft and Metal Slug that needs immediate polishing in order to deliver what it has in store.

Windforge is one of those games you want to love, but it doesn't quite let you.

Windforge sounded like an intriguing game when I first heard about it. An explorable game with a system similar to Terraria, but in the sky? Sounds fun! In reality, you are treated with a game that is its own worst enemy, preventing you from enjoying it through numerous technical issues and strange design choices. Which is a shame. I really wanted to build something with it.

Windforge has set sail without an adequate pilot, but I’m sad to say that this promising game has crashed and burned.

Coal mining while sailing between the clouds could be fun, if it wasn’t for all the terrible coding. You’d be better off with Terraria or Starbound. [Issue#241]