- Publisher: Chibig
- Release Date: Jun 16, 2020
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One
User Score
Mixed or average reviews- based on 37 Ratings
User score distribution:
-
Positive: 20 out of 37
-
Mixed: 11 out of 37
-
Negative: 6 out of 37
Review this game
-
-
Please sign in or create an account before writing a review.
-
-
Submit
-
Check Spelling
- User score
- By date
- Most helpful
-
Sep 16, 2020
-
Jun 23, 2020
-
Jun 20, 2020The game is relaxation station. They are in early stages and announced a patch to fix the glitches. The gameplay is fun and the story unique
-
Jun 25, 2020
-
Apr 7, 2021
-
Jun 28, 2020
-
Jun 25, 2020
-
Aug 13, 2021
-
Jan 30, 2021This review contains spoilers, click expand to view.
-
Oct 28, 2020Although there were a few faults and issues in the game, none are game breaking, and updates have removed some faults and added quality of life improvements. Anyone who likes mostly calm games involving lots of quests and some farming will enjoy being Koa in Summer in Mara. With multiple backpack designs and clothes to collect through quests, and finding all the crabs with messages from early game supporters, there is plenty to do in Mara before the game ends, and afterwards too. There aren't extra quests post game, but fulfilling all the quests is satisfying in itself, and the varying environments with some items to harvest are memorable enough to return to for fun.
-
Sep 3, 2020On its own, Mara in Summer is the perfect game if you have plenty of time and are not looking for a challenge. The main protagonist, Koa, is a very charming protagonist and the idea of sailing from Island to Island while meeting new residents and saving your own Island is a pretty neat concept. However, with stagnant characters, quality of life issues, and strange platforming issues, Summer in Mara feels like it's in desperate need for a quick tune up much like Koa’s boat!
-
Aug 11, 2020When it works and the quests follow a natural flow, Summer in Mara can be wonderful. At its best moments, I found it to be relaxing and effortlessly charming. Sadly, the horrendous backtracking, time-wasting filler content and frustrating resource management make it less of a vacation and more of a job.