Chalgyr's Game Room writes:
Almightree: The Last Dreamer is a good example of how well a mobile based title can perform when being ported to something like a PC. Using either a keyboard or a controller, fast thinking is going to be required in this puzzle platformer as there is no time to sit around smelling the flowers with the entire whole world literally crumbling around you.
The Mako Reactor says: “With the Nintendo Switch three year anniversary this week, we speak to Indian Switch game developer GodSpeed Games on the highs and lows of making games for Nintendo’s hybrid console.”
Fanboy! It is a great system. There are a ton of great games for Switch. My guess is you don't have one.
I don't cultivate feelings like love and hate for electronic equipment and objects in general.
Dragoon writes, "Almightree: The Last Dreamer by developer Chocoarts is a puzzle platformer that reminds me a lot of Catherine gameplay wise and a bit of Bastion in the art department. Gameplay revolves around progressing through levels by moving blocks using the power of plantsportation to solve the puzzles placed before you. The level will slowly crumble away so you have to move quickly to avoid failure. Catherine, one of my all time favourite puzzle platformers, had tight responsive controls and challenging puzzles so I was hoping Almightree could offer the same. So did it come close to the great games it reminds me off or is it just a pale imitation that fails to stand it’s ground?"
Almightree: The Last Dreamer has a nice concept and much of the game is actually really good.
