Forward to the Sky PC Review: Calm Platforming in a Floating World

Forward to the Sky is a calm and simple adventure game. It feels more like a light puzzle game than a difficult action game. Many players say it is similar to exploring a single long dungeon in a game like The Legend of Zelda.

In the game, you play as a princess who flies using a hot-air balloon and uses a big sword. She climbs a floating sky tower, collects crystals, and learns the story of a mysterious witch. The game focuses on moving through platforms, solving small puzzles, avoiding obstacles, and pressing switches to open new paths.

The world looks bright and beautiful, with peaceful, dream-like scenery and relaxing music. Because of this, many players enjoy it as a calm and stress-free experience.

However, the game also has some problems. The combat feels weak and slow, and fighting enemies is not very fun. There are no good combos, and battles often feel like simple button pressing.

Some players also notice bugs and rough controls. Jumping and dodging do not always work properly, and the movement can feel unpolished. Enemy variety is also very low, and the game ends very quickly, often in less than two hours.

Overall, Forward to the Sky is a short and relaxing indie game with a nice atmosphere, but it lacks depth and polish. It is best for players who want a simple, peaceful experience rather than action or challenge.

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