Hardcore Gamer: Independently developed by Magichnology, Forward to the Sky is described as a third person action adventure influenced by 3D entries from The Legend of Zelda franchise.
Noisy Pixel's Forward To The Sky switch Review from developer HorngYeuan Digital and publisher Cosen available on Switch.
WTMG's Leo Faria: "I can actually see hints of a passion project hidden within Forward to the Sky‘s hodgepodge of poorly implemented ideas and technical issues. The developers did include some neat features, such as a story-focused reward system for collecting crystals and a (boring but still existing) horde mode, but at the end of the day, this feels way too clunky and unfinished for what’s basically a port of a Steam game released in 2015. For some ludicrous, borderline abhorrent reason, this game is being sold on the eShop for $49, even though it’s worth, at max, a fifth of that price tag. Considering how Forward to the Sky undeservingly wants to mutilate your wallet, I can’t recommend it to anyone who values their bank account."
Forward to the Sky is an adventure platformer that takes inspiration from The Legend of Zelda, but to make this review as painless (for the game) as possible, it’s probably best to not even make comparisons to Nintendo’s benchmark for 3D adventure platforming.
