
Draugen is a single-player, first-person Fjord Noir mystery set in 1920s Norway. Explore a forgotten coastal village in your search for your missing sister, accompanied by your independent and enigmatic young ward. Norwegian Game of the Year 2019.
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| Store | Price | Audience | Score | Chart | Est. revenue |
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 2.1Kreviews | 74% | — | $620.5K |
| $19.99 | 369ratings | 82% | — | not modelled | |
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一点都不好玩!!!后期特别枯燥!!
First off, an absolutely beautiful game. Loved the atmosphere, choosing to set a mystery in 1920's Norway was a fantastic decision. The story was rather good, and I will state I found myself enjoying my time with this game. However, I will also state that I think this game would have made a better novel than a game. Still, an excellent game in it's own right, and I will likely play it again at some point (I like to give games a few years between playthroughs, just to make sure I can relive the experience to it's fullest each time).
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Norwegian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
| $19.99 |
| 199ratings |
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| $19.99 | 137ratings | 68% | — | not modelled |
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Id say pick this up on sale if the trailer looks interesting to you. It is pretty short (took me 4.2 hours to 100%), but very pretty and atmospheric game. While I don't usually like "walking simulators", the art, story and voice acting kept me hooked (at least for the first half.) I've read some people find Lissie annoying, but I quite liked both main characters. The game does have some serious flaws - all ot them are **spoilers**. One of two main *twists* is genuinely baffling, and completely undermines the second twist and the final resolution, in my opinion. If I head canon [spoiler] what Lissie is actually real [/spoiler], the story makes sense and not as contradictory with it message and payout. I really like the dreamfall series, and this game is only a slight stumble, I wonder what came next from the Devs? Oh... OH...
This is not a game. Maybe demo, at best. It is unfinished, abruptly abandoned product and it is painfully obvious. Plus, there's a kid character you have to babysit around. There's no excuse for that.
A great noir mystery adventure set in norway. The voice acting is amazing. The emotions drive you into the story and make Alice and Edward very human in their own ways. The story is captivating and you just want to know what exactly happened in this isolated place. The plot twist was good and the emotional rolercoaster believeable. The scenery is beautiful and the island was built with much love for detail. I wish there was more places to visit or just more clues to find. I also wanted to learn more about Alice and Edward or be able to visit their home in Hanover. A gameplay issue I came across was the interaction with objects. I sometimes had to click multiple times to make him pick something up or sit down to draw. But that was a minor issue to me and didn't interfere with the game as a whole. All in All, I can safely say, if you're a sucker for mystery games like I am, go for it. It's a short game and easily entertains your friday evening with a good tea and a sharp mind. P.s. I do hope that this wasn't the last we've seen of Alice, Edward, [spoiler] and Entity [/spoiler] . Patiently, waiting for Part Two.
Sanat tasarım ve Hikaye anlatımı güçlü güzel bir yapım ama kısa. Konu havada kalıyor gibi hissettirdi
Games like this are either hit or miss, "What remains of Edith Finch" is a hit, this was a miss. The only lovely [i] thing [/i] here is Alice.
the game is excellent - I liked everything about it
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Corto, misterioso, bastante entretenido y solo te dedicas a hablar y caminar por 5 hora. Si estos no son juegos cortos ¿los juegos cortos donde estan? Lastima que el prota tenga menos sangre y sea un tibio (que desespera) pero despues de la mitad del juego safa mas
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