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I'm meh about it (Score: 0)
by on Saturday, November 01 @ 19:30:50 EDT
The only thing that makes this stand out is that its not a shooter like 90% of games out there. With that said I actually found Dear Esther a tinge boring, that is besides the point that it used the Source engine. However it has many redeeming qualities you may never find in other titles. Being alone and afraid on a secluded island, inching your way through every nook and cranny. Things I found disappointing were probably the fact it was actually less of a visual novel, as there is no form of interaction its just walk walk walk and listen listen listen. You can't even turn down the music which was a bit annoying, it prevented you from hearing some of the commentary. The lowest point in the game however was there is zero re-playability, it was nothing more than a short story stretched beyond proportions really.
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