Donna Brave: And Deathly Tree

Your game and art work is varied and wonderful. ThT person call8ng for you to stop using NOOSES has live a very limited life and is clearly looking through a racial lens ONLY. They spit these people out of UNI with blinders on and walking around looking for something to be offended about. If you react by taking the nooses out then you will be tKing out MUCH more after that because “ they” are never satisfied. Once you give in then they have you and they won’t stop showing you how offensive you are. Just ignore ……… they have already started eating there own and imploding. Your game is fantastic just like it is!!!! As for YOU GIN SOAKED ……… go peddle your outrage somewhere else. This is a relaxing escapism place.

Put whatever art work & graphics you want in your games & ignore the ‘woke’ ‘socially just’ hypocrite. The criminal gutter trash in office they idolize perpetuate these trash narratives to keep people divided so they can keep stealing & acquiring more power & liberal clowns just keep helping them destroy cities, towns, & lives! FABULOUS GAME AS USUAL👍🏻

I liked this game but I’m using this space to call on Mad Head games to stop using nooses in HOPS and scenic background. The noose is a highly offensive and racist symbol intended in many places as a direct threat to the safety of people of color. I play a lot of hops/puzzle games and I see nooses all the time. There’s a very prominent noose in the ultimate hops at the end of this game. It shows a lack of understanding and sensitivity. Do better. And be the industry leader in calling on your fellow developers to do the same.

Quite enjoyable. I will say that some of the ‘puzzles’ are just too tedious… thanks for the ‘skip’ button! The Hidden object scenes are quite clever, and overall, if you’re a HO fan, go for this one.

I had fun. Enjoyed the game.

I was hoping for something along the lines of The Dana Knightstone mysteries, but the first scene seemed really cheesy when the vines plucked the lady up. Also, not into games where the characters’ mouths do not move with the dialogue.

Games are interesting. Feels choppy.

As usual, Mad Head has given us an engaging, lovely game, with everything working in unison for hours of escape, but with artistic delight and brain engaging puzzles. The storyline is one of my favorites: adults peering into childhood terrors and delights. Even the villains are multi-layered; every “bad guy” has a story too. Nothing is simply black and white, especially the carefully drawn puppet puzzles. So much of this game is Wizard of Oz meets Harry Potter meets Miss Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (now there’s a trivia question). Many thanks to Mad Head and to reviewers for holding us together this last year. And I am humbled and delighted, Lynxminx, to be included as one of your DTE reviewers. I was so astonished it took me a week to write this review, but players, I am on my 2nd go with Donna Brave, and it is as just as enjoyable as the first time. Stay safe. The light is coming. We are so close and honestly, without these wonderful games and our fellow reviewers, the days of COVID isolation would have seemed so much longer. Keep masking up for our children and our essential workers!

Love the mystery plot, more my style of game. Beautifully made with your always excellent games. Detail of scenes is full as usual. No complaints as to the items you place in sceneries. Please keep bringing the games and we will play.

This was a gorgeous adventure, with magnificent graphics and incredible cinematography. The game had a riveting storyline, it was lengthy inclusive of the bonus chapter, and there was a terrific assortment of tasks at each location. I loved the sliding zoom zones and the ability to examine an area from multiple perspectives. The gimmick was enjoyable. It was a trinket box, and upon inserting the treasure, you were able to see a memory and receive a valuable inventory item. The HO scenes had a challenging variety, in addition to a morphing object. A good balance of puzzles was included, many of which I completed. This collection of mini-games included those that were rotational, some of skill and dexterity, code cracking, painting and numerous others; in short, there was a puzzle to suit every player. The only issue noticeable to me was a certain lack of touchscreen sensitivity on the gameplay interface. Therefore, my final rating will be 4.5 stars. I would recommend this game as a must-purchase! Happy gaming, everyone! Stay safe! We are slowly making progress! Note to Moxieruby: your reviews have been helpful and comprehensive. I welcome you to my Dream Team Elite review team. Congratulations! You earned your spot on my fabulous team. We are the best of the best and you are now part of it! Thank you for your help.