The Unfinished Swan
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User Reviews for The Unfinished Swan
Bravo
The best mobile release I have played this year. Creative, lighthearted, fit for all audiences. Takes a while to finish the story and has postgame replay value.
Please update it to save the game.
I love The Unfinished Swan! I have been waiting years for it to make it on mobile! It’s super cool and I love how you can discover different things with paintballs! My only issue is that you can’t save your game. If you have to do school or work you obviously have to stop playing. When you finally can play again you have to start all over again! I just think it wastes time because you have to basically restart the game and you can’t ever make new discoveries because it doesn’t save. Other than that the game is amazing. I love that the possibilities are endless! I hope you guys can fix this because if you can it would make this game 100% better!
Amazing game but THERE IS NO SAVE
This is a beautiful game, and I loved playing it on the PlayStation. Sadly, there is no save function on iOS. Even if you don’t close out the app or restart your device, when you pull the game back up you will be back at the very beginning of the game and sitting through the opening dialogue once again.
An Absolute Winner!
Annapurna never misses with any of the games it publishes, and The Unfinished Swan is no exception. This game from Giant Sparrow is one of the best examples in recent memory that invokes the player’s imagination. The story is well told with fun twists and turns leading up to a heartwarming conclusion that will leave you feeling good for a long time after finishing. Don’t miss this!
Magical but No Save
Like all of Annapurna’s games, this one is pure genius. Never seen anything else like it on the App Store. I would give it five stars and more if the developers would just please please please please add a save feature. I have found two game breaking bugs that caused the game to quit and I had to start all over again. Very frustrating.
Masterpiece
This game is a masterpiece, this port is near perfect, it's 4 star because in chapter 8 (Seawall), the second bridge you climb under and drop down to another bridge, but it's IMPOSSIBLE to not fall from the vines in to the water. I spent over an hour trying to get across, I've beaten the game on PS, I watched a walk through in case I was going crazy, but it has to be a game error preventing me from crossing.
Starts so promising, gets undoable
I absolutely LOVED the first few sections of this game. I could not put it down- the gameplay is so unique, the art so beautiful. Then I hit the scaffolding section, which requires superhuman precision in order to jump correctly. Either I can find a teenager to play this section of the game for me, or I can quit. So disappointed that what started as a truly original world-exploring puzzle game devolved into a dime-a-dozen precision jumping game. So I probably won’t finish the game, not because I don’t want to, but because it’s boring to fall off a tiny plank of wood 200 times.Too bad.
Fantastic game
First I want to make it clear that this game DOES in fact have a save system. It’s checkpoint based so I’m assuming those who claimed the game lacked one didn’t get to the first checkpoint. (Which took me like 15 minutes.)The gameplay is original. I love the idea of having to paint the level to see where you are going. And it never seems to repeat itself. Every chapter gives you different tools and a different environment for you to use them on.The storytelling reminds me of the books my mom and dad used to read to me when I was very young. Oh how absorbed I would get into the simple stories they would tell. It’s a gentle reminder of what it’s like to be a little kid. And we all need that kind of nostalgia every now and then.This is very much a game that benefits from immersion. I recommend grabbing some headphones and finding a hour or two just to binge through multiple chapters.As you play you will find and collect balloons that you can spend to get a bunch of neat stuff like concept art and a water/ink hose. All of the balloons are hidden with various degrees of difficulty. You don’t need to get any of the balloons to beat the game, but it’s fun to find them as you play.That’s about everything that comes to mind. It’s a classic in my book. I just wish I played it when I was younger. I bet I would’ve liked it. 5/5
Beautiful and inventive
This is a really interesting game with great storytelling throughout. I did consult a walkthrough a few times, and I sometimes found it hard to maneuver, but over all it was very interesting and I am glad I finished it. Would get more games from this developer.
Super imaginative
After reading the other reviews, I wanted to mention that the game automatically saves now. The bridge people complained about did seem a little glitchy, but I was able to fiddle with it a little, clinging to the side, then moving across from the left side to the right side. It only took 5, maybe 10 minutes max, to get it to work. Everything else in the game worked well. I can’t underscore enough how imaginative the game is. Each chapter adds something completely new.
Description
From the creators of What Remains of Edith Finch. Explore a mysterious all-white landscape by splatting paint to reveal the world around you. As Monroe, a 10-year-old orphan, you'll follow a swan that's stepped out of an unfinished painting and wandered off into a surreal, storybook-inspired kingdom.
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