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Once a Tale

Once a Tale

|Adventure, Indie

9.1 /10

Aww Amazing!

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44 ratings
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You are invited to step into the enchanting world of fairy tales like never before. Play as Hansel and Gretel in this unique stop-motion-style single-player 3rd-person narrative adventure where you'll uncover mysteries, solve puzzles, and meet a reimagined cast of beloved fairytale characters.

Story and worldbuilding

After being abandoned in the forest by their parents, Hansel and Gretel will have to overcome many trials. Guide them on their adventure as they explore mysterious environments, overcome obstacles, and solve puzzles. Along your journey, you will come across many characters from other tales who will help you...or not! Discover all their secrets and the mysteries of Once a Tale. Will they manage to find their way back home?

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Rating momentum

Aww Amazing!: 9.1/10 across 44 ratings. This score says: bump it to the top of your backlog.

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Leans into Adventure, Indie, Puzzle — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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Geeks & ComMélanie Boutin-Chartier · 3 Jun, 2024
7.5/10

Being a fan of classic tales, I was excited to try Once a Tale. As well as following the adventures of the siblings abandoned by their parents in the forest, the integration of other well-known characters is perfectly suited. There are even optional allusions to collectables, such as Jean de La Fontaine's fable The Raven and the Fox. The developers have devoted a great deal of research and respect to the original works. They pay tribute to them in their own way, and it works quite well.

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