In the Dark Forest game, a wild fox stares at you as if wanting to say something.

The Dark Forest

(374 votes, average: 4.64 out of 5)

You are a ranger who adheres to the forestry code strictly than anyone else. Moreover, poachers are your enemies as they’ve been trying to steal the very animals you’re protecting in the forest. Since it is the hunting season at this time of the year, you’re finally giving yourself a break. On this day, though, you come across a really strange happening. A bough broke into two separate pieces under your weight as you step onto it and you lost consciousness.

The event teleports you into a parallel universe. At first you panic at the situation easily. However, as time passes, you realize it is a game to be solved to get back to the real life. You’ve met the animals you protected and as thanks, they’re willing to assist you in anyway they can. Now it’s up to you how much does it take to get back. Good luck and have fun!



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mary
mary
3 years ago

game does not work

Lghend
Lghend
1 year ago

Great game! I don’t know if you realize just how calming your games are to those of us who are anxiety prone. :)

Juju
Juju
9 months ago
Reply to  Lghend

I agree with you. Background music contributes greatly to this feeling of calm and peace. Even though I don’t suffer from anxiety, games with beautiful nature scenes and good background music are my favorites.
In fact, the other day, in a 365 game, I commented on the background music, but no one responded.
I’d like to take this opportunity to suggest that game creators credit the names and authors of the music they use in their games.

b1650424
b1650424
9 months ago
Reply to  Juju

I really hope the esteemed Escaper Joe won’t be mad at me for this. I’m just not sure that any information about the sources used in the game will survive 10 years. But, as they say, “better a little than nothing.”

So, I took the liberty of extracting the background track from the game’s SWF file as an MP3 file. Anyone interested can download it from here:

Dewed
Dewed
1 year ago

It wasn’t saying how many acorns or branches I had during the whole game

Dewed
Dewed
11 months ago
Reply to  Dewed

I guess it was at first but not sure why they went away when I didn’t have them all

Stefania
Stefania
4 months ago

bellissimo, come sempre!!