Land of Screens
Serenity Forge · 2022 · Adventure, Indie, Female Protagonist, Story Rich
PC
Very Positive89% · 122
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About Land of Screens
When a recent breakup lights Holland’s social media ablaze, she hopes to find some breathing room out in the real world—but as plugged-in as everyone is, it seems impossible that she'll ever get a break. In Land of Screens, guide Holland on her new mission to ditch the social media saturation and discover some real-world relationships by enlisting the help of a few new friends, some synthy chiptune jams, and the inimitable chemistry of small children and adorable animals.
A Point-And-Click Adventure of Internet Escapism
Put on your fanciest mingling cap to conquer harrowingly familiar challenges such as:
Just Get Everyone to Stop Looking at their Phones… No Problem.
No matter where Holland goes to try and get away, everyone is glued to their screens. She’ll need the help of old friends and new acquaintances—and they’ll need help from her—to dodge the online madness and finally unplug for a while. By diving (or stumbling) into fresh experiences, new relationships, and accidental adventures, Holland might just stand a fighting chance of escaping the ever-present creep of social media drama.
Remember How Nice it is to Talk at People’s Actual Faces?
In a world stuck on digital connections, the only way Holland is going to get through this breakup with her sanity intact is to go analog. Fortunately, she’ll soon learn just how many enticing adventures are out there, away from the continuous social media commentary. Sure, she could obsess over an online thread of opinions about her breakup like everyone normally would, but maybe there’s another way…
A Point-And-Click Adventure of Internet Escapism
Put on your fanciest mingling cap to conquer harrowingly familiar challenges such as:
- Navigating an impromptu party where your only choices of company are strangers—or worse: friends you haven’t seen since high school.
- Meandering through a hotel lobby to force awkward introductions with fellow attendees of a professional conference.
- Making the best of last-minute concert plans where you’ve never heard of the band, been to the venue, or met any of the people you’re there with.
- Family. Reunions.
- Getting your friends excited about doing nature stuff so they can convince other people to start doing nature stuff so you can all spend the day doing nature stuff.
Just Get Everyone to Stop Looking at their Phones… No Problem.
No matter where Holland goes to try and get away, everyone is glued to their screens. She’ll need the help of old friends and new acquaintances—and they’ll need help from her—to dodge the online madness and finally unplug for a while. By diving (or stumbling) into fresh experiences, new relationships, and accidental adventures, Holland might just stand a fighting chance of escaping the ever-present creep of social media drama.
Remember How Nice it is to Talk at People’s Actual Faces?
In a world stuck on digital connections, the only way Holland is going to get through this breakup with her sanity intact is to go analog. Fortunately, she’ll soon learn just how many enticing adventures are out there, away from the continuous social media commentary. Sure, she could obsess over an online thread of opinions about her breakup like everyone normally would, but maybe there’s another way…
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
okay so im almost done with the game and its cute and both depressing and hopefull. its mostly a walk-and-talk sim tho, gameplay is to make people connect with eachothers without technology! i think for its price its worth the 2 hours and a half of content it giving me :)1 found this helpful
Eh, good enough for what it is, but nothing I'd ever revisit.1 found this helpful
What a quaint little game. Actually so sad that it was such a short playthrough as I got so engrossed in the story time seemed to fly by. Certainly a great game to play on a cosy afternoon, it's uplifting but also brings home some good points on socialising and trying to stay connected in a world so disconnected.
very wholesome game about disconnecting, spending time with family and friends, and getting to know others :) the art is so pretty and cozy <3
This one is tough for me to review. On one hand, I like the message about how our phones can interrupt us from observing what’s (and who) happening around us. The art is simple, yet tasteful and has some nice color usage. I enjoyed my time with it, but set it down before completion. Just didn’t have the urge to see how it ended at some poin. For its price, I think it’s worth trying.
boring
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