Arcadian Days

Beautiful and peaceful atmosphere. It has great potential.

I first tried Arcadian Days not long after it launched, and honestly at the time it felt quite unpolished, especially from the point of view of menu UI and optimization. Coming back to it later, though, it’s clear that the game has improved a lot from both of those points of view. I’ve played it both on Windows, and on macOS on an Apple Silicon Mac through CrossOver. Considering that the game isn’t natively supported on macOS, it actually works quite well there. What I like most is the atmosphere. The gameplay is relaxed, and the world feels surprisingly realistic, peaceful, and beautiful. There’s something about the landscapes, roads, houses, and overall feeling of the environment that strongly reminds me of my grandparents’ home and the surrounding countryside back in Romania, where I used to spend time during my summer vacations. It has that quiet, nostalgic feeling of simply being somewhere rather than constantly being pushed toward the next objective. That’s probably what makes Arcadian Days special to me. It still has room to improve, but it has already come a long way since launch, and I’m glad I gave it another try. I can now easily recommend it for anyone who would be i…

This game is genuinely so nostalgic and relaxing. It almost feels like one of those dreams where you get to relive little pieces of your childhood again.What I love most is how low-pressure and relaxed the gameplay is. You’re not constantly being given a map, objectives, or instructions telling you exactly where to go and what to do. You’re just left to explore, discover things for yourself, and take on quests at your own pace. It makes the world feel so much more immersive.I’ve been looking for a game like this for as long as I can remember, and somehow nothing else has really scratched that itch until now. There’s something about the atmosphere, the exploration, and the feeling of just existing in the world that I absolutely love.I’m really looking forward to seeing where the game goes with future updates, and I’m more than happy to support Immersiv Games along the way. Can’t wait to see what comes next!

Relaxing game, needs better optimising and a couple of bug fixes . but genuenly fun and enjoyable

Really nice looking game, with good atmosphere but unfortunately the state it's in right now it's not really acceptable for a release (imho). I played a few hours and found some game breaking bugs (got stuck in a patch of flowers and since you only have autosave had to start from the beginning. Later on I talked to mama and I gave her the relics I found. She said she'll put them in my room and gave me some notes to progress with the story. I didn't get the notes and the relics are still in my inventory. Not sure what the intention was here, maybe make it beautiful and not very functional. It's a shame as the game really does look good. EDIT: The game has improved significantly with past couple of updates and you can save game in multiple places throughout the game which helps with progression. It also fixed other story issues with some quests so it's good to see that it's getting the work it deserves. Keep it up!

It's nice to visit Hungary :)