Welcome to Primrose Lake
SQRT3 · 2020 · Casual, Strategy, Adventure, Time Management, Indie
PC
Positive84% · 25
Compare prices in Official Stores
Screenshots
About Welcome to Primrose Lake
What happens when Northern Exposure meets Twin
Peaks?
You’re about to find out!
“Welcome to Primrose Lake” is a brand-new time
management game unlike any other!
An idyllic town nestled in the Rocky Mountains,
Primrose Lake is not as quaint as it seems. When
Jenny Carlyle hitches a ride from a total stranger, she
quickly realizes something is seriously wrong. No cell
reception. No internet. Nothing to do but bide her time
and try to stay out of trouble. It isn’t easy to do. In
Primrose Lake, trouble has a way of catching up.
Experience a new Time Management mystery where
everyone has a secret, and there’s no place to hide
from the past.
Get to know Jenny and all the odd and troubling
characters inhabiting Primrose Lake. Can you uncover
their hidden secrets and get to the bottom of a
century’s old mystery?
Keep locals stocked with supplies at the General
Store, and please picky tourists at Adventure Island
Rentals. Talk about a breath of fresh A.I.R.! Dash
through the Diner in a pie-making frenzy, and enjoy
lots of lattes at the Cafe. Just when you think you’ve
seen it all, it’s time to delve into the dark corners the
local lore at the Historical Society and Bookstore.
But don’t work too hard! Mystery is interwoven
through-out the gameplay with 20 vignettes bound to
intrigue. Stay sharp, or you might miss the clues
scattered through-out the game. Are you ready for this
time management mystery challenge?
Peaks?
You’re about to find out!
“Welcome to Primrose Lake” is a brand-new time
management game unlike any other!
An idyllic town nestled in the Rocky Mountains,
Primrose Lake is not as quaint as it seems. When
Jenny Carlyle hitches a ride from a total stranger, she
quickly realizes something is seriously wrong. No cell
reception. No internet. Nothing to do but bide her time
and try to stay out of trouble. It isn’t easy to do. In
Primrose Lake, trouble has a way of catching up.
Experience a new Time Management mystery where
everyone has a secret, and there’s no place to hide
from the past.
Get to know Jenny and all the odd and troubling
characters inhabiting Primrose Lake. Can you uncover
their hidden secrets and get to the bottom of a
century’s old mystery?
Keep locals stocked with supplies at the General
Store, and please picky tourists at Adventure Island
Rentals. Talk about a breath of fresh A.I.R.! Dash
through the Diner in a pie-making frenzy, and enjoy
lots of lattes at the Cafe. Just when you think you’ve
seen it all, it’s time to delve into the dark corners the
local lore at the Historical Society and Bookstore.
But don’t work too hard! Mystery is interwoven
through-out the gameplay with 20 vignettes bound to
intrigue. Stay sharp, or you might miss the clues
scattered through-out the game. Are you ready for this
time management mystery challenge?
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
reminds me of diner dash + a story line. The story parts are a bit slow. I wish they showed more than one sentence at a time.2 found this helpful
A very cool game with a unique way of telling the story. The characters are pretty well done and he story is also pretty cool (even though its obvi to seperate Jess and Jenny). The Historical Society lvls are a bit boring but everything else is pretty nice. Im really looking forward what will happen in the sequel. I can really recommend it.2 found this helpful
I don't know how it happened, but first I went through Welcome to Primrose Lake 4. And then I decided that I wanted to know the whole story from the very beginning and bought part 1. Levels I can say that the levels in Part 4 are easier than in part 1. I had to struggle a lot at the normal difficulty levels in the first part in order to pass them with 3 stars. And there is no achievement for "re-passing levels" in this part (it will appear further). In part 1 I earned 3 stars on all levels from the first attempt. Language There is only one language here, English. Finally, my knowledge of the language came in handy (haha). Fortunately, the text is waiting for the player here, and you can search for the meaning of an unfamiliar word. Story As for the plot, be prepared for an abundance of names. I was a little bit confused about who's who. But in general, it's not so bad, the played scenes were still interesting. I've just bought all other parts of the game to read the whole story, I hope later I'll get used to names and Carl. family. Bug I had a frequent bug - the game showed a black screen after repeating the level. This is solved by restarting the game. -- Actually, I work as…1 found this helpful
I love time management games like this - I feel this one is the one of the few that has a story to be interested in1 found this helpful
This does give the same feel for the other Gamehouse games like Heart's Medicine and Emily's story. An interesting take on a story with the outside story bits, but it doesn't seem to go much of anywhere until halfway through the game and even at the end, left up more questions than answers. Still had a fun time with it and I may pick up the second game to see how the story unfolds
I personally liked the story. Cannot wait to play the second part.
Community reviews
—
0 reviews
Sign in to write a review.
No reviews yet. Be the first to review this game.
