Start your life as an apprentice witch to the legendary Baba Jaga and venture across a mysterious, natural landscape with your companion, chicken-legged cottage. Develop your magical powers, customise your home, craft potions, help or hinder villagers find your way in the world.
Reka may not be at the best of times, because in this genre, the titles have multiplied at the end of the year. Some defects of conception, a budget not up to his classmates but a DA, a theme and a rest proposed to the player who distinguishes it from these same comrades. Question of tastes and desires, like every game ? Not much, more in the case of...
Reka is a delight and may catch people off guard with how chill and cozy it can be, especially due to the darker tones to its aesthetic and visuals.
REKA is not a game that is going to shatter the very fabric of gaming as we know it. But you know what? That’s OK, because I still loved what I played and it provided such a unique view into a world of folklore that I was very unfamiliar with. The bittersweet story of Baba Jaga and Reka, coupled with some truly “deeper than it looks” customization to...
Reka is really fun when it clicks, but it’s got some rough spots for sure. Fortunately, they don’t completely detract from the experience, and instead feel like odd idiosyncrasies. For fans of base builders, unique cultural representation, or exploration games in general, this is an easy one to recommend.
REKA is a promising game for those who appreciate tranquil atmospheres infused with mythology and a relaxing gameplay experience. Despite some technical limitations, the evocative setting and the opportunity to explore a world inspired by Slavic myths make it unique. With further improvements in performance and greater ease of use in the building mechanics,...
