Dimhaven - The Lost Source

Intricate, well thought through and difficult puzzles! Very recommendable.

Please excuse my english: 1. Puzzels are very strange and difficult! 2. Allmost no help at all. 3. But worse: The graphics reminds me on playing games back in the 1990th ! Means... Block-Graphics like "MindCraft"!! Dear Dev´s, can´t you please think about this? We´r living in 2026 !!

Beautiful, if flawed. The first few hours are nearly as perfect as the genre has seen. Too much of the mid to late game is fussing over complex inputs to puzzles you already understand. Great art, music, and vibes. There's a lot to love and clearly the devs' hearts and minds are all over it!

Alors personnellement j'adore, je suis tout frai tout fruit de jeu d'énigme. Je vous le recommande mes petits poisson des iles dorée de Dimhaven

Great game, No hand holding at all lol. Still, great game with a great story. Will make you feel like you accomplish something when you solved a puzzle.

A very neat adventure, though shorter than I expected. I thought the puzzles were easier and less complex than those in Quern, but still quite challenging, creative, and enjoyable. The hint system is very well done and prevented most of the frustration I might have had. They're very good at pointing you in the right direction and giving you enough information to connect the dots without just spelling out the puzzle for you. I had some minor annoyances with the controls. In particular, choosing to hold a photo in your hand, or to put the photo away, never felt intuitive to me. Held photos and items also have a tendency to block things you're trying to look at unless you get them at just the right angle. Navigating the photo album one page turn at a time got to be a bit laborious after accumulating a large number of them, though I never tried out the "Favorites" function. Music and sound design are pretty top notch. I especially like how the music seamlessly changes as you navigate between areas. The visuals are quite pretty, and I like the low-fidelity style, though I do wonder how the beautiful environments would look with a style more like Quern's. There's a "dirty camera lens" sort of effect on the screen that I'm not fan of, and I thought the bloom was a bit overboard. I'll echo what others have said about the story. It's rather sparse, and ends abruptly, but I thought there was plenty there to be able to follow everything and stay invested. On that note I will say it's quite obvious, judging by what I remember from the old Kickstarter page, as well as some locked off areas in the game itself, that a lot of what the developers planned to include had to be cut from the game. It honestly made me quite sad when I got to the ending, realizing I wasn't going to visit the beach or the hiking trails or the great wall. The developers seemed to have quite a fleshed out world on Dimhaven planned for us and I feel like they only managed to complete a shadow of it. Still, it was a great experience for what it was!

Amazing

Fun and complex puzzles, definitely worth a play