Risquit on 7/7/2020 at 17:32
My 7 year old daughter is all in on TG and T2--I am so proud! She's mastered controls, inventory, and basic game play, except she hits "Esc" when surprised by enemies and has me dispatch with them or hide. She plays on "Normal" and doesn't mind killing anyone from afar.
My question is are there any FMs with an emphasis on exploring, loot and problem solving with few or easy to manage enemies for the kiddo?
Renault on 7/7/2020 at 17:59
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https://www.thiefmissions.com/m/FablesOfThePenitentThief) Fables of the Penitent Thief sounds like a good place to start, although you're getting out of the Thief universe there.
Quote Posted by Risquit
She plays on "Normal" and doesn't mind killing anyone from afar.
Yeah, at 7 years old, maybe she shouldn't be doing that.
A.Stahl on 7/7/2020 at 18:13
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Yeah, at 7 years old, maybe she shouldn't be doing that.
How old were you when you pushed an old mushroom addicted plumber on the head of defenseless turtle?
trefoilknot on 7/7/2020 at 18:19
How wonderful! (Nvm brethren’s view, imo.) I cant wait to share this world with my daughter!
Temple of the Tides is an impeccably crafted puzzler with an emphasis on problem solving, exploration and platforming. There are a handful of baddies, but nothing humanoid or scary, or particularly difficult to avoid.
It involves a bit of reading, perhaps a tad out of reach for a typical 7 year old. But with you by her side, I think it would be some good reading (and decoding!) practice.
uncadonego on 7/7/2020 at 18:58
You could let her play Father's Pride. Pretty easy without much to speak of for enemies, plus you could change the objective picture to a picture of your daughter as a surprise.
ValmontPhl on 7/7/2020 at 20:46
Rose Cottage :ebil:
Renault on 7/7/2020 at 21:34
One thought - I'm guessing through the use of dmls, it would possible to eliminate all enemies for just about any mission fairly easily.
Kerrle on 7/7/2020 at 22:19
All the missions from the Dromed beauty contest are basically just explorations.
A couple of those had complex enough environments she might enjoy spending some time exploring them.
The Clocktower, for instance.
Stingm on 8/7/2020 at 02:42
I second Fables of the Penitant thief.
McTaffer on 8/7/2020 at 02:55
I don't know if it counts since it's a demo, but there's an obscure early set of missions for TG called Athene that the author made for a school project showcasing ancient Greek architecture. Both levels are pretty small and don't have objectives or really much to do beyond look around, but there are also no enemies.
There's also Tom's Fun Level, another TG obscurity which is the exact opposite. It was made by a father/son pair, so your daughter might get a kick out of it in that sense. It's literally stuffed to the brim with creatures and guards, but you also get hundreds of every type of equipment, so it's good for a laugh. There aren't really any surprises; it's mostly just massive air brush after massive air brush full of randomly placed AI.
