Draugen

What starts off as a really promising and intriguing mystery soon devolves into a baffling weird (and not in a good way) mess of an ending. Truly strange and bizarre but, once more, and I cannot stress this enough, not in a good way. Truly a game that well have you staring at your monitor wondering just...why? However, I do have to appreciate the wonderful art directions as well as Simon Poole's wonderful music composition skills. Oh and I have to admit I kinda love the goofy introduction of Lissie's 1920's American slang. Every time she calls Edward "old sport" I get flashbacks to high school English.

A pretty game but, while I normally enjoy art games like this, the twist is very predictable and the plot just becomes confusing, introducing a being that isn't predicated anywhere elsewhere in the story, which leaves the whole thing a bit of a mess... I feel like something got messed up somewhere in the writing or in the translation of this game, I dunno...

This is not a game. Maybe demo, at best. It is unfinished, abruptly abandoned product and it is painfully obvious. Plus, there's a kid character you have to babysit around. There's no excuse for that.

WOW! This game was amazing, i didnt want it to end , it was great to find out what had happened in the families lives in the past ,The story of all the family members was fantastic although quite tragic as well The Mine The Church it was great, loved all the beautiful scenery as well .well worth playing , hope theres more to come like this these are the types of games i love playing .thumbs up for me .

Absolutely breathtaking scenery as it is in Norway. Gameplay was flawless and I didn't want it to end. Story was very well done and the immersion was on point! You won't be disappointed. Fantastic work devs!

Games like this are either hit or miss, "What remains of Edith Finch" is a hit, this was a miss. The only lovely [i] thing [/i] here is Alice.