Child of the Wind

Freetale

Released
Jun 16, 2017
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Windows
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Navigate your oriental ship safely across the many table-top seas using two hand-fans to influence the wind. Steer enemy ships into ruins and avoid natural dangers, including thrashing whirlpools while collecting your cargo and bringing it to safety in a beautiful, Japanese-inspired environment.

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  1. Developer post

    1 Year Anniversary - Permanent Price Reduction for Child of the Wind!

    Hello all, To celebrate the upcoming 1 year aniversary for Child of the Wind, the price of has been permanently reduced from $14.99 USD to $7.99 USD . Enjoy navigating the dangerous waters, smashing enemy ships and collecting lost cargo in this intense VR adventure. Have a wonder

  2. Developer post

    Oculus Rift Support

    Thanks to the good folks over at Oculus, support for the Oculus Rift + Touch is in the works and will be released concurrently with the Vive version. All mechanics of the game are already compatible with a front-facing setup, so there'll be no need to fret about if it'll work nat

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    Oculus Rift Support

    Thanks to the good folks over at Oculus, support for the Oculus Rift + Touch is in the works and will be released concurrently with the Vive version. All mechanics of the game are already compatible with a front-facing setup, so there'll be no need to fret about if it'll work nat