“But if water freezes in winter,” I think, "then surely the grass must turn to snow.” Again my suspicions prove correct, and I now run circles in my own snow biome to see if the snow reacts to my movement, which it very much does. Either way, I leave the pond satisfied in knowing my powers are very real and that I would forego the use of the word “quenched” in my review.
Perhaps in all her years of experience, she learned to control the viscosity in the icy surface or develop a grip with her toes. For right now, Ary appears to hold magical powers secondary to the ones over the seasons where she can run on ice and never slip or slide around. As it turns out, water turns into ice during the winter, and so it does in the demo. Right away, I feel my exploration senses itch and twitch, and I jump into the water to test out my snow-globe powers. With it, you solve a simple door puzzle and enter the plains.
First you loot the amulet that allows you to store your seasonal powers, and then you receive the boon of winter. The very first room in which you begin the journey resembles a ruined temple and is an interior you’ll be familiar with very soon. Instead, they sometimes shrug off my hits to return the favor, and I soon find out the tech demo was right. This tactic would work fine if they weren’t wearing their adorable hooded jackets. Not wanting to prove it right, I cast the power of winter to create a localized field of cold and snow to annoy my enemies and then smack them over the head. You first encounter several goblins out in a field, and the demo tells you you’re no match for them. For right now, she holds the power of the wooden sword, which is completely ineffectual. From experience, I know this to be Ary, the girl who holds the power to control the four seasons. The demo starts up, and you enter the world as a yet nameless figure in red. Since it is so difficult to really gather my thoughts on a product that was never intended for reflection, I will instead attempt to walk you through my experience. So I opened up the demo of Ary and the Secret of Seasons to see what all the fuss was about. Earlier at Gamescom 2017, the game won the award for “best Unity game,” even though it hasn’t even entered into open alpha. For this and several other reasons, I was humbled and honored when one of the developers at eXiin reached out to me and told me I had the team’s permission to see its game in the very early stages. When I think of an exciting thing to do with video games, taking part in an alpha or beta testing is very high on the list. Disclaimer: The writer has friendly ties with one of the developers of Ary and the Secret of Seasons.
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