Paradise Lost

A unforgettable game with a truly unique and powerful atmosphere. An abandoned, gigantic German World War II bunker. A fully sustainable underground facility. Built in huge underground salt caves near Kraków, Poland. Luxury residences, shops, apartments, a promenade, a café, and a recreational area. Stunning visuals, beautiful design with careful attention to detail. The project was developed by a small, modest game studio from Poland. Main credit goes to the mostly female team of game designers, who turned the game into a true visual gem. The game is still a feast for the eyes, even in 2026. The locations feel spacious, realistic and breathtaking. Paradise lost is primarily an atmospheric walking simulator. And I really did spend most of my time admiring the visuals. Anyone who loves the faded retro beauty of old times will find this game enjoyable. Just get comfy on your couch, grab your game controller, turn on your big screen, and enjoy the show. There are absolutely no cheap jump scares in the gameplay. Neither horror elements, enemies, guns, fighting, stress or violence. No rush, no immediate danger. This is not a Horror Game. You probably won'…

[h1] A Slavic Mystery [/h1] Honestly, I did not expect to like this game as much as I did. The previous reviews on Steam made it seem like this game and the voice acting were going to be atrocious, but that was incorrect. The voice acting sounds like Polish people living in the moment. Not only that, but the actors did really well. You could hear the inflections in their voices and their curiosities with each line. Maybe the actors could have added more emotion, but I didn't feel like this was bad at all. Far from it, in fact. The story was interesting, and I was happy to see a very interesting alternative history world. I am curious if the devs and publisher will ever revisit this game or a sequel, because we do have some unanswered questions. The sound design, and the graphics are pretty good! Don't get me wrong, the assets can clip through each other, creating a weird design, but it is okay. I really enjoyed this and though that it could have been slightly better with the game play part. This was a true walking sim. There were no puzzles, and no platforming. Still the atmosphere really made this game.

Interesting concept, historically informational., cool graphic art work --- but the game has clunky mechanics and way too many annoying bugs. I was just getting into the story when I met a bug I could not find a work-around for. I'm glad I only paid a $1.50 for this ultimately disappointing game.

I'm sad that this game only has 'mixed' reviews, as it deserves much better. Yes, it's a walking sim, and it's a great one at that. Interesting story and good graphics. That's all you ask for in a walking sim. The controls can be slightly clunky, but it's not enough of a problem to not recommend it.

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Put me to sleep.