Eastshade

Runs well. Beautiful views. Not like other games.

Ive just finished my first playthrough, completed my quests and i cant express this game.. open world yet guided by quests. incredible cozy vibes.. gorgeous visuals and the right amount of mystics. What really got me was how they chose to finish up the game. Amazing. Need more like it. I really enjoyed the quest in Sinkwood Inn, felt like a true detective and was happy little clues actually mattered and you could truly decipher. Played 80 hours of this game and would play 80 more. oooh and the midnight drummers! how fascinating and unexpected

Beautiful, simple, and relaxing. There were some bugs/crashing, but as long as you save often, it's nothing game breaking. Took me about 10 hours to complete all the quests with me taking my time. Don't forget to try the teas!! One in particular will make travel much faster (unfortunately I didn't realize until the end of the game)

I really enjoyed playing Eastshade. Thank you!

This game is a game about exploring the environment, and navigating a selfish and materialistic society. Its graphics leave much to be desired, but its audio elevates the experience somewhat. You do a few fetch quests, take a few photographs (no painting to be found), and trying to find alternate solutions is mostly futile. I wish most of the characters had a better story, and that some things were better explained. On a technical side, it became prone to crashing in the last half of the game. Some parts didn't have an "exit" or "return" button, so restarting the game was the only option. Do I reccommend this game? Yesn't. It's a fine walking simulator with okay audio. Sadly, the graphics were a bit of a drawback, since the game in itself is about looking at things. But if you want a something super chill, where you don't really face any consequences for your actions (maybe 1 locked achievement), then it's a fine game ON SALE. The price tag of 24,50 EUR feels steep. This feels like a 5-10 EUR game for me.

Amazing, atmospheric game.