Warrior Maiden is a game on the lower bounds of competency in that it technically works but doesn't really work well or feel polished. You're the Warrior Maiden and you wander the platformer world, whacking bad guys and solving some basic puzzles involving scooting barrels around, collecting keys and dodging hazards. The controls are a basic jump and basic attack and neither will leave you feeling impressed with sketchy hit boxes and jump timing. There's no story that I could tell, just moving ahead to the next portion. The graphics are serviceable and fine but not noteworhy. All in all, Warrior Maiden does what it says on the tin but, if you enjoy platformer adventure games, you almost certainly have better made/performing platformers to play instead of this one and I can't think of any standout feature to recommend this one with.

Warrior Maiden is a game on the lower bounds of competency in that it technically works but doesn't really work well or feel polished. You're the Warrior Maiden and you wander the platformer world, whacking bad guys and solving some basic puzzles involving scooting barrels around, collecting keys and dodging hazards. The controls are a basic jump and basic attack and neither will leave you feeling impressed with sketchy hit boxes and jump timing. There's no story that I could tell, just moving ahead to the next portion. The graphics are serviceable and fine but not noteworhy. All in all, Warrior Maiden does what it says on the tin but, if you enjoy platformer adventure games, you almost certainly have better made/performing platformers to play instead of this one and I can't think of any standout feature to recommend this one with.