What’s the game world like in The Wild at Heart? The Wild at Heart is set within the Deep Woods, but a glimpse of the in-game map in the recent extended gameplay video gave us a brief look at two sub areas within the Deep Woods: the central Deep Woods and The Grove. According to Moonlight Kids, exploration, puzzle solving, and crafting are “the big three” for The Wild at Heart, but otherwise, 'players can expect a rich story, interesting characters and an engaging world that will hopefully stick with them for some time after they’ve put their controller down.” In combat, meanwhile, you’ll be armed with a vacuum pack - “the Gustbuster” - against the creatures of the Deep Woods, with the Spritelings jumping in to help when needed. We know that Wake’s troubles at home led to him spending a lot of time on his inventions, and, as a result, crafting will be a big part of the game, with Wake and Kirby collecting everything from scrap to rare components and magical crystals to build new structures and tools. These Spritelings are pretty handy, and can help you in battle as well as in traversal and exploration - plus, the task of collecting and building a small army of Spritelings is in itself a pretty irresistible hook. How does The Wild at Heart play? The Wild at Heart seems to be a mix of exploration, resource gathering, crafting, combat, puzzle-solving, and “herd-like” elements, as you collect more and more of the small magical entities known as Spritelings.

The wild at heart: game pass