Eastshade has impacted me in a way few games ever could. The story is mostly your own to make of it, but it is very inviting. I got drawn in and couldn't help but immerse myself in the beautiful landscape with all of the interesting people. There is no combat, so if you are the sort that MUST have action in a game, this is not the one for you. I liked that there was no combat; it is a feature (among many others) that set this game apart. This game is a work of art to play, but I from reading through the other reviews and other peoples comments I have decided that this is a game to be taken slow and savored. If you attempt to rush the game, or grow impatient with the little action you will lose sight of its beauty. I love this game and hope that it gets appreciated like it deserves.

Eastshade has impacted me in a way few games ever could. The story is mostly your own to make of it, but it is very inviting. I got drawn in and couldn't help but immerse myself in the beautiful landscape with all of the interesting people. There is no combat, so if you are the sort that MUST have action in a game, this is not the one for you. I liked that there was no combat; it is a feature (among many others) that set this game apart. This game is a work of art to play, but I from reading through the other reviews and other peoples comments I have decided that this is a game to be taken slow and savored. If you attempt to rush the game, or grow impatient with the little action you will lose sight of its beauty. I love this game and hope that it gets appreciated like it deserves.