DEAR ESTHER: LANDMARK EDITION

Game without puzzles and enemies, without difficult quests and tasks broke the head. DEAR ESTHER: LANDMARK EDITION is an indie rod in which we play for a unwitting character who fell to the inhabited island, but he did not find his inhabitants. In early, we are told a short story about the island and some characters who somehow have to our attitude. The first text that the narrator reads is a letter to a woman named Esther. Next, the narrator will read everything, but by the Razdarov, languid voice.

The purpose of our player is to get to the radio haze, which can be seen from any point of the island. Each new step will be described by a monologue accompanied by music. We will tell us about Donnelly, who was once the first one who opened the island. Later they will say on the floor, which due to drunk driving fell into an accident along with Esther. Also tell about Jacobson, which was a shepherd. He lived on the island in the 18th century, presumably.

While we travel through forgotten people, we will meet abandoned houses and buildings, in which the dishes and other kitchen utensils are preserved; We will find the caves in which the fluorescent paint describes the chemical formulas, drawings and schemes, chains of neurons and bacteria. We will find ships on which will also look at what. Dear Esther: Landmark Edition is rather reminiscent of Indi-Horror because of periodically appearing dark figures on the horizon, for which it is impossible to keep up - they disappear. The bulk of the game is the questions to which you need to answer, but at the end of the plot. For the project, the soundtrack of Jessica Curry was compiled for the project with the participation. Many critics praised the game for "excellent hitting of every note and a step of a protagonist game".