Woodle Tree Adventures

Critic reviews

• GamingonPhone

  Isa Muhammad · Aug 16, 2021

  7.0

  Woodle Tree Adventure Deluxe is a game to play if you want to play a game that lets you do something important without necessarily stressing you about it. It’s a game that will most likely cheer you up as you play and encounter new things.

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• Xbox Tavern

  Mark Sherwood · May 07, 2019

  3.0

  Woodle Tree Adventures draws inspiration from the likes of Banjo Kazooie and Mario 64, but well and truly fails at meeting the same level of quality on even a surface level. The game’s utter lack of refinement sees issues such as poor camera behavior and inconsistent handling continuously hindering play. Though, even if you’ve the patience to overlook such blatant faults, you’re left with a dull platformer that’s far more frustrating than it’s worth.

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• Nintendo Insider

  Alex Seedhouse · Apr 21, 2018

  1.0

  Woodle Tree Adventures has potential but fails to ever realise any of it. The paint-by-numbers approach that has been taken to make this 3D platformer results in a game that feels more like a proof of concept or prototype rather than something that you would happily pay for. The greatest insult is that it had promised to “take you back to the good old days” when we were running around collecting Jigsaw Pieces in Banjo-Kazooie and Power Stars in Super Mario 64. And that couldn’t be further from the truth.

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• Pure Nintendo

  Trevor Gould · Jan 08, 2018

  3.5

  Woodle Tree Adventures Deluxe just doesn’t make the grade as a collecthathon platformer on the Switch. The quality simply isn’t there. It’s a very short adventure as well, as I clocked in just over one hour. It’s pitched as “refreshing and peaceful,” but the one hit fails, broken checkpoints, and rough camera, are more likely to agitate than anything. However, I am curious about the sequel, which sounds more promising. Hopefully, Chubby Pixel can address all these shortcomings.

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• NintendoLife

  Jon Cousins · Jan 05, 2018

  5.0

  Even with extra content and performance enhancements, a frustratingly limited camera and lack of variety reduce Woodle to a cheap and cheerful but flawed and basic 3D jump and collect-athon. While its cute and whimsical charm and uncomplicated nature make it suitable and accessible to younger audiences, there are still plenty of contemporaries on the eShop that are more accomplished and polished.

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• Cubed3

  Ofisil · Oct 21, 2018

  3.0

  Woodle Tree Adventures Deluxe is not one of those extremely broken, still-in-alpha kind of indie games, but it's definitely a surprisingly low effort one. Those looking for a very cheap 3D platformer should probably look elsewhere... and not wait on its sequel.

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