Walden, a game

Introduction

Walden, a game is an multiplayer video game in which the players are dropped into the titular 1854 novel by Henry David Thoreau. The game borrows the original text of the book, as well as including text messages and diary entries to explore the life of the author. The game is played in the first-person, with the player exploring the wilderness of the book and interacting with other players in the process.

Graphics

The graphics of the game are rather simple and not very detailed, as they are purposely made to look like they were made by a first-time, amateur programmer. The graphics are very simple and are not very good, but they are not bad either, and they are quite reminiscent of the graphics of early 80s text-based games.

Gameplay

The gameplay of this game is very simple. The player is dropped into the wilderness, and the player must explore the environment by exploring the environment and interacting with other players. The player can also eat berries and mushrooms, which have different effects on the player.

Multiplayer

The multiplayer in this game is very simple and can be done through a chat interface. The player can chat with other players in the wilderness.

Replayability

The player can explore the wilderness and interact with other players, but there is not much else to explore after the player has done all of that.

• Graphics 5
• Gameplay 5
• Controls 5
• Replay Value 4

Pros

Interesting Plot
Simple Graphics
Sound and Music

Cons

No Replay Value