Through Three Worlds

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About this game

Young keeper Arden is ordered to find the missing queen — and discovers
that the kingdom's roads no longer lead where they should.

Through Three Worlds is a hand-painted 2D platformer about the first step
of a long road. This is the opening chapter: the Whispering Forest, where
Arden first learns that the old paths are changing on their own.

WHAT'S IN THIS CHAPTER

• Hand-painted throughout — from the illustrated journey map to every
dialogue scene. Not a tile repeated at random.
• A living map. Not a level list — a painted road: cleared stops are
marked, new ones open as the story moves.
• Two different routes out of Brin's caravan — a horizontal path through
the forest and a climb up inside a hollow tree — each with its own
danger and its own weather.
• Sword, shield and timing. Block a blow head-on, or catch the instant for
a parry — a reflected shot and a staggered foe reward precision, not
just reflexes.
• A mini-boss — the Forest Gatekeeper, three attack patterns, three
lessons in the fight.
• Choices that pay off: a discount at Brin's stall, a faster blade, padding
that softens one hit — decisions on the map carry weight.

NOTHING IN THE WAY

No ads. No real-money purchases. The game collects and sends no data at
all — your progress lives only on your device.

Play with on-screen controls or a keyboard; portrait and landscape both
supported.

Arden's story continues past the Whispering Forest — this is the first
chapter of a journey through three worlds.
A knight's hand-painted platforming journey through the Whispering Forest.
Updated on
Sep 25, 2026
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