Leaving Lyndow reviews

Leaving Lyndow is a First-Person Walking Simulator who, unlike many other Games of this Genre, Has surprised me positively. I like the Surroundings of the Colour scheme and the Structure Extraordinarily well, even if the Graphics are not up-to-date. The Design gets a lot out of there. The Music is simple, but the Scenario is appropriate. The Architecture of the Houses and the Village itself really seems very ' romantic '. A special Story is not to be expected here, but it is well staged by many Dialogues and discoverable Memorabilia. The loving Gaze of the Mother, at the Farewell was touching, even if these human-like beings are very peculiar. The Game is very lovingly made and impressed me very much by the Design, compared to Eg Drizzlepath or Nephise. The €1.49 I paid here was quite well spent, although it lasts only one Hour. Hopefully this small, sweet Story will continue through a Successor.

The Title actually says it all. Clara is a young Marine Scientist who wants to take the Opportunity to take part in an Expedition to the North Sea-a great Adventure. Now, so close to Leaving, it's about saying goodbye to her Native Lyndow, her Friends, her mother, her Uncle and Nephew. Once else to visit the Clearing with which it shares beautiful and sad Memories. why? Who can know if she will ever return or follow the Father's path ... This Game impresses with its calm Melancholy and warm, picturesque Scenery. It is entertaining, offers the Moment of Tranquility, which you need from time to time. The ambivalent Feelings of "live well!" And the Memory of youth days. From the Game rather inconspicuous, so the Path from getting up to Entering the Ship in the Evening, the last Day in the Home, is pleasant and just picturesque. A Game to Switch off for a few Minutes. I'm glad I have this Game in my Library, and can recommend it to those who are also looking for a little Relaxation or just want to enjoy some nice Impressions. In Short: A great Game for In Between!

Fantastic short Trip in a dreamy world ... ... Because here everything seems very dreamy. The Characters probably drank too much Tea (Who played the Game understands the Insider, so at this Point nothing further Is betrayed xD) The upper Section, of course, should not be understood as a negative Point of Criticism. Presumably, the World should work a little Sluggish so you can dream better, as at the most boring Math hour in 5th Grade. Um Hh, so slipped out of me. In any case, it should be noted that a great Deal of emphasis has been placed on the Optics here. Discovering is a lot of Fun at the Beginning, but after about half an to a whole hour the Urge to explore is over. Funny: The Game was so short I didn't even manage to unlock all the Game's Steam collection cards and I really explored every Corner of the Game down to the smallest Detail and left myself time at all. Buy, Yes or No? To switch off after a hard Day's work, the Title is always enough. There are also no Problems that hinder when Exploring the World of Leaving Lyndow. I also like this almost colorful perfect World and make a clear buy recommendation due to the low Purchase Price.