Brittany Vincent of Modojo writes:
"Spirits of Spring is an interesting project from the creators of Papo & Yo that works a lot differently from any other game you'd expect. It's all about the experience, and the story of Chiwatin and his friends is brief, but poignant. The game is extremely short, but it ends up imparting some precious messages to players and acting as an entertaining story for those who were bullied as children or are still having difficulty with it now."
Adam Kovac of the Montreal Gazette writes "Sitting in Minority Media’s studio in Mile End, I have yet to shoot at anything.
It’s an unusual state of affairs for me – as a video game aficionado, I’ve been playing a lot of Grand Theft Auto online lately.
Instead of tearing a sociopathic swath of destruction through a fictionalized version of Los Angeles, I’m following Chiwatin, a young Cree boy, as he wanders through a lush environment of trees and snow.
Chiwatin is the main character of Spirits of Spring, Minority Media’s new game for iPad and iPhone. In the game, Chiwatin and his animal friends Bear and Rabbit find themselves being attacked by their enemies, the Crows. The game is designed to be fun and tell a story, as most good games are, but both are in service of teaching gamers a lesson."
TTP:" Last year a really nice adventure game called Spirits of Spring, published by Minority Media, has been made available on the App Store. The game is a really nice journey that no fan of adventure games should pass on.
If you haven’t played the game yet and want to do so in the near future, you will be happy to know that the game is now available for an incredibly low price, $0.99. This isn’t a permanent price drop though, so make sure to take advantage of this deal before it expires: you’ll be glad you did."
The adventure game Spirits of Spring has received a permanent price drop on the App Store
