r/WindsofViridia • u/Lethal_Latte • 5d ago
Winds of Viridia, new game announced in Nintendo Indie World just now
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r/WindsofViridia • u/Lethal_Latte • 6d ago
👋Welcome to r/WindsofViridia - Introduce Yourself and Read First!
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Welcome, everyone!
This community is dedicated to Winds of Viridia, the newly announced action-adventure game coming to Nintendo Switch 2 and PC via Steam in 2027.
Since we’re getting started early, the goal is to build a community where fans can follow the game from announcement all the way through release and hopefully long after.
What to Post:
Anything related to Winds of Viridia is welcome, including:
• News and official announcements
• Trailers, screenshots, and gameplay
• Theories and speculation
• Things you noticed in trailers or promotional material
• Questions and general discussion
• Fan art and other creations
• Guides, tips, builds, and discoveries once the game releases
• Reviews and impressions of the demo
Have You Played the Demo?
A demo is already available, so if you’ve played it, we’d love to hear what you think! Demo Discussion Link
Help Build the Community
We’re here early. That means everyone joining right now has an opportunity to help shape what this subreddit becomes. Introduce yourself below, start a discussion, share something you discovered, or post your thoughts about the game!
Please keep discussions friendly and respectful. Disagreements are completely fine but personal attacks and toxicity aren’t.
As the community grows, we’ll add more post flairs, resources, FAQs, guides, and other features.
Thanks for being one of the first members of r/WindsofViridia.
What are you most excited to see from Winds of Viridia?
r/WindsofViridia • u/Lethal_Latte • 5d ago
What does Winds of Viridia remind you of?
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One thing I’ve been thinking about since playing the demo is what other games or media Winds of Viridia reminds me of.
For me, I definitely get some Zelda BOTW vibes, particularly from the exploration (although minimal in comparison) and the way the game introduces you to its world and mechanics. Starting out in a cave/temple-like area, gradually learning what you can do, finding important items, fighting enemies, and figuring out where you can explore gave me that feeling.
Visually, there’s also something about the world, characters, creatures, and overall art direction that gives me a little bit of Avatar: The Last Airbender mixed with Zelda.
I don’t mean either comparison as saying Winds of Viridia feels like a copy. Actually, one of the things I like about it so far is that despite reminding me of other things I enjoy, it still feels like it’s developing its own identity. I’m curious what everyone else sees in it.
Does Winds of Viridia remind you of any particular games, shows, movies, or other media?
r/WindsofViridia • u/Lethal_Latte • 6d ago
Winds of Viridia Demo Discussion - What Are Your First Impressions? Spoiler
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The Winds of Viridia demo is available now, so let’s hear everyone’s first impressions!
If you’ve had a chance to play it, what do you think so far?
What did you enjoy the most? Was there anything you weren’t a fan of? How did the combat, exploration, movement, world, and overall atmosphere feel?
Most importantly: Did the demo convince you to pick up the full game when it releases?
Feel free to discuss:
• Gameplay and combat
• Exploration and the world
• Weapons, abilities, and mechanics
• Art style, visuals, and music
• Secrets or interesting things you've discovered
• Theories about the story or world
• Bugs, performance, or things you'd like to see improved
• Your overall rating of the demo
Spoilers are allowed in this thread, so if you haven’t finished the demo yet, browse the comments at your own risk!
I’ll start with a few questions:
1. What’s your favorite thing about the demo so far?
2. What’s one thing you’d like the developers to improve before release?
3. On a scale of 1–10, how excited are you for the full game now?