The Inner World - The Last Win - Short Game Review

Inner World The Last Wind Monk is a really intriguing video game with an intriguing plot. You could find the gameplay a little challenging at first, and it might even take some time, but eventually you'll get the hang of it. Additionally, it will be a lot of fun, and you might become obsessed with the game. The game's voiceover is quite understandable, and I really enjoyed it. The game's background appears to be a decent blend of 2D and 3D, in my opinion. The majority of the time, you can interact with anything you want in this game, and it often has benefits.  As soon as you're free, the flute-nosed character tries to put together are many things as possible that will be useful to him or her. Even the bird Peck can be of assistance. Character in the gameplay is optional you can choose to be the Peck or The flute nose and with their combined skills you can accumulate a thing that is going to help you accomplish a level.

The thing I detested the most was what is wrong with the game screen. The screen of the game is not properly cropped or I just don’t get it because we cannot even read dialogue’s that are touching the boundary of the screen because it’s not properly cropped.

The game was enjoyable overall, although it took a while to figure out how to move forwards. Because there are so many puzzles in this game, it's difficult to finish a chapter. It could cause aggravation and frustration. I'm not a great fan of this game because I spent a lot of time trying to figure out the gameplay and what to do next, but if you like puzzle games with a compelling narrative, you should give it a shot.