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. Keep an eye out for our full review of The Wild at Heart on Xbox real soon.A very enjoyable experience throughout.

If you are going to pay for it, expect to stump up £20.99, but we suspect most will utilise Xbox Game Pass freeness and then take it from there. Should you be sold (and we’re not sure who wouldn’t be), you’ll find The Wild at Heart downloadable on Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC. Malevolent beings lurk in the shadows here and you may just find yourself wanting to stay near a campfire light until sunrise.

Nightfall – “The dark is bad!” – A common saying among the denizens of the Deep Woods, and for good reason.

Battle – Take on precarious wildlife and supernatural foes with the unique abilities of your Spriteling swarm and your trusty vacuum, the Gustbuster!.

Collect & Craft – Gather rare resources like magical crystals, scrap, electrical components and more to build new structures, items, and upgrades!.Woods, caves, coastline, ancient shrines… The Deep Woods is full of puzzles to be solved and secrets waiting to be uncovered.

Explore – A unique and sequestered world rich with centuries full of lore.Break stuff, collect loot, fight enemies, build new paths, and more! Amass your Horde – Collect and deploy a swarm of quirky Spritelings small magical creatures for you to command.Theres a lot going on in The Wild at Heart with all of the following sitting in and around the key features…

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