Interview: Arcen Games talks A Valley Without Wind 2

When Arcen Game's A Valley Without Wind launched earlier this year, it wasn't welcomed into the hearts of gamers everywhere. Instead, the overly ambitious game found itself faced with a slew of mixed reviews, both fair and some... not so much. Regardless of your position on the game, Christopher Park, the founder of Arcen Games has a lot to say and is rewarding those who had faith in the game with a free sequel. Hear what he has to say.

A Valley Without Wind interview

We've had the pleasure of covering A Valley Without Wind under various conditions and if you haven't had the chance to check it out, or maybe know nothing of it, then perhaps now is the time to take a look.

With an enormous update en route and talks of its first paid expansion surfacing, there's a lot to be excited for regardless of your player status.

A Valley Without Wind review

Besides containing one of the best titles in recent memory, Arcen Game's A Valley Without Wind is, perhaps, one of the most ambitious titles I've ever played. Not only does it combine the 2D, intelligent level design of old-school Metroid and Castlevania titles, but it sprinkles in exploratory and crafting devices found in Terraria and Minecraft. While it sounds like a game with elements everyone always wished for, it's aspiring design falls short of greatness.