Eastward

First impressions: Delight! Delight! Delight!

This world falls in love with itself from the first minutes of the game. As soon as the game's opening screen appears, you realize that your heart is being stolen by this game.

Starting with the music and amazing design (such a nostalgically warm and cozy visual style), you understand - this is it! The ideal game in which you will welcome the beginning of this cold autumn and spend many long autumn evenings in this world. I would like to note the huge amount of interesting and funny NPC dialogue that makes you want to chat with absolutely everyone before moving on with the story.

It is noticeable that the world is designed perfectly and the developers have worked hard.

Since the game's release, a couple of small fixes have already been released wit… Read full

The game requires knowledge of English, at least basic B1,B2.

Overall not bad, because of the plot you get the impression that you are watching some kind of anime (I don’t like it).

Enough of puzzles, Easter eggs and all sorts of interesting things that you usually expect from such pixel games.

The game has a mini-game Earth Born - it’s cool, but I played too much of it as a child, so it didn’t really go well.

After games like Stardew Valley, Starbound and other pixel adventures/sandboxes, the game feels fresh.

The grind with bosses is not tiring, it was done thoughtfully.

Cooking in the game adds many interesting features to the gameplay.

Overall rating of the game 7 out of 10

-1 for the anime (that's just me)

-1 for the fact that it was a shame to make more music in the location

-1 for skipping… Read full