I was glad to see that the game has fast travel options though, which can definitely cut down on the tedium. The quest design that I’ve seen so far is very basic, with the mechanics mostly boiling down to going where the quest marker tells you to, getting a bit of dialogue there and then getting a new marker. I was slightly irritated at the joystick behavior essentially limiting me to a canter or gallop, and the lack of a stop/brake button to slow down faster than simply letting go of the stick. My first impression is that the horse animation is serviceable, but nothing to write home about. Since I did not want to spend all my playtime over-analyzing Spirit’s movements, I will have to wait until the game is out for an in depth look at the riding feel and animations.
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I call it a day at this point, knowing I’d otherwise get to replay these same fetch quests for my full review. Once I get back to Miradero, I need to help my friends Pru and Abigail with their chores before we can continue going after the horse thief. Here I get an introduction to Lucky’s climbing abilities, which let me pull from ledge to ledge in an Uncharted fashion.
I yearningly gaze after a deer that walks past me, wanting to capture it on camera, but knowing I’m on a mission. My next mission takes me out into the wilderness at night to observe the shady-looking villain and his illegal horse-catching activities. I’m immediately reminded of the Pokémon Snap games, which I absolutely adore. Lucky meets up with her father at their home and is given a camera, which introduces us to my favorite mechanic so far: To take a successful photograph, you need an animal – Spirit, in this first case – to be close to the camera but not too close, centered in the image, facing you, and standing still. I haven’t reached that mechanic yet during my playtime however. The sprinting lasts for a few seconds, and I will be able to eventually recharge my Sprinting capacity (in the form of horseshoe icons) by grooming Spirit. My initial confusion over how sprinting works makes the game feel incredibly slow at first, but I eventually figure out that I actually have to hold the sprint button to make proper use of it. I steer my mustang using a joystick, which makes it difficult to maintain a walk or trot. Before long, I get to give Spirit a hug, mount up and take my first ride through Miradero. My first mission is doing chores at the stable, which are simple “press A to interact” tasks.
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The mustang Spirit is already my trusted steed, as has been established in the TV series early on. The opening cutscene introduces me to Lucky, but doesn’t spend a lot of time on establishing any other characters or relationships. The version is not a limited demo, but the full game, which is as good as ready for the upcoming release. I am invited to play over Parsec, the game running on an Outright Games computer and getting streamed to me.
The images in this article are captured from a video provided by Outright Games. Note: I did not record or take screenshots during my play session.
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The game will be released in June this year, in time with the movie Spirit Untamed. Read on to learn my first impressions, what I already love about it, and what to expect from the title. After getting in touch with Outright Games for my developer interview, I was invited to be part of their “OG Unwrapped” Showcase Event, where I could try the upcoming Spirit Lucky’s Big Adventure for the first time.
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