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Is Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom worth it for you?
We tell you who should skip it, too.
Play it if you…
Good fit- Robin Hood story fans who want a level-based rescue quest
- Players who enjoy choosing character abilities to suit each level
- Casual strategy players who prefer point-and-click controls
Skip it if you…
Saves you a refund- Players who want an open-ended world may find the 54-level structure restrictive.
- Those who dislike gathering resources and selecting a character lineup before each level may find the recurring setup unsuitable.
- Players seeking multiplayer gameplay may not find a match here.
Our take on Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom
The likely sticking point arrives before each level: the lineup is limited to three characters, so players who dislike choosing between abilities for speed or production may find that setup restrictive. Fluffy's help also depends on whether the dog is awake.
What is Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom?
King Richard has been abducted, and Robin Hood and his companions must find him and pay the ransom.
Across 54 levels, players travel through Sherwood Forest and nearby areas, set traps, assist villagers, and gather resources to continue the quest. Before each level, players choose up to three of five characters, each with a distinct ability. Robin Hood increases the group's running speed, while Friar Tuck increases resource production. Some challenges involve Fluffy the dog, who can help only when he is awake. The game includes easy and normal modes, point-and-click controls, and a step-by-step strategy guide. A downloadable soundtrack and desktop wallpapers are also included.
How Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom plays
- 01Character selection
- Choose up to three of five characters before a level, with each bringing a distinct ability.
- 02Resource gathering
- Collect materials needed to continue the quest, with Friar Tuck increasing production.
- 03Two difficulty modes
- Players can choose between easy and normal settings.
- 04Strategy guide
- A step-by-step guide accompanies the game's challenges.
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Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom: platforms & release
Is Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom worth it?
It is worth it if: robin Hood story fans who want a level-based rescue quest. Skip it if: players who want an open-ended world may find the 54-level structure restrictive.
Where can I download Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom?
Use the Download Now button on this page: it opens Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom's store page, where you can choose how to get it.
What platforms is Robin Hood: Winds of Freedom on?
Windows only.
