Évaluations récentes de Megan

An interesting little game. Took me around 2 hours to complete. I enjoy detective games, so this was right up my alley. The idea of robot detectives is really cool, and I think the developers did it very well.

Great free game! Decent visuals and funny dialogue. Easy to get 100% achievements if that's your thing.

First, I will say that this game is not for everyone. I can imagine a lot of people could get bored with it after a while. However, I really enjoyed it. Eastshade is basically a walking simulator with a decent amount of plot. There is a lot of free will when it comes to exploring, but you will still need to complete the quests to progress. If you enjoy a medium sized open world game in which you can explore beautiful visuals without having to fight anything, then this is the game for you.

It took me around 45 hours to complete the main story and the side missions. I also completed MOST of the collectible type quests, but was unable. That is down to my slight lack of skill and that I eventually got bored of just travelling around a quite large map just to get some collectibles. I would imagine that I could have completed everything in maybe 60 hours if I had wanted to. I may come back to it someday. Anyway, I would recommend this game! You have to collect materials to improve your weapons/tools to fight zombies to get (what are pretty much) death shards to progress the story. That's basically what the game is. It has quite a large map compared to some of the other games I've played. That said, I don't play mmorpgs, so I don't know how it would compare to those maps.

You can tell that the team behind The Stanley Parable was involved. It is funny and witty. You can stand still, and the narrator will comment on it just like in the SP. I also like Simon Amstell, so that was a plus! Definitely worth the 15+ minutes it takes to play.

The game is free with no in game purchases, so don't expect a AAA game. Even so, this is a cute and fun way to spend 15 minutes. It is easy to get all the achievements if that is your thing, so you can get a perfect game without much effort. The visuals are cute and vibrant. For a free game, there isn't much I can fault it on.

Though it only took me around an hour to complete, I still enjoyed what was there. I do think the sale price of $9.09 was still a little high considering the brevity of the game, but I do not regret buying it. The team who made this is small, which is even more impressive. The animation was well done, the mechanics worked well, and the story was beautiful. The only reason you would buy this game is for the story, because there isn't much in terms of gameplay. Nevertheless, I recommend this game for the story alone.

This is a fun game. I eventually got a little bored of it after 150 or so hours, but it remained engaging until then. I also have a pretty short attention span. The devs are still coming out with new content that adds a lot to the game. Also, they are very engaged with the community. The base game alone would be worth it, but I definitely recommend getting the dlcs.

It's a fine game, but not worth $8. Maybe $1. Honestly, I've seen and played better, more in-depth games on Steam for free than this game. Don't bother. It really isn't worth the money.

Don't bother. All the "game" consists of is some nice scenery and a monologue about human nature. If you can even manage to navigate to the end.