Review: Dune Sea (Steam)

Dune Sea is a platform adventure game that lets you fly like a bird. Soar the skies and survive the elements as you traverse beautifully crafted landscapes as a winged aeronaut.
Pros:
- Nice graphics.
- 460mb download size.
- Steam achievements.
- Controller support.
- Simple tutorial.
- Gameplay-fly in a 2D scrolling world, collect orbs and make friends as you build your flock.
- Landing pads to regain stamina.
- Stamina used for rolling and flying.
- Checkpoints.
- Action-flying, landing, rolls, and honk.
- Honk near other birds to have them join you.
- Zen-like experience.
- Levels are big enough that you have space to explore somewhat or take alternative paths.
- Mini-game style encounters.
- Overall game and level progression.
- Collectibles in level.
- Simple idea.

Cons:
- No graphic options.
- Only one controller layout.
- The tutorial is far too basic and just says how to fly and land.
- Controls take a while to get used to.
- Hard to gauge distance and which obstacles are obstacles and not in your way.
- No progress bar in level.
- Got stuck countless times when landing.
- Touching the floor no matter how brief is an instant failure.
- Cutscenes or parts where they show you something have you still moving!
- Music is very one-note.
- Quite a hollow experience.

