DREDGE

Le jeu parfait pour chiller et assouvir les toc des gens atteins de collectionnite aiguë.

Dredge is a very good fun game. The main game is only ~12 hours of playtime, the DLC's are worth it, except Blackstone Key. Cool game, not very scary, but still fun, good gameplay loop, but can get annoying after your first playthrough.

The games great. The fishing mechanics are Super fun and the art style is just Beautiful. I hope you like small heart attacks cause there's a lot of creepy creatures, One minute your happily fishing, Next your trying to get away from a giant monster that wants to kill you. My only complaint is that the games to short. If your into horror and fishing then you need to give this a try!

While I think the devs missed a beat not leaning into Shadow of Innsmouth fish people transformations this delightful little game rules. Dredge possesses the most satisfying progression loop I've played in a long while. It's almost as if fetch quests can be meaningful and fun. The twee fishing mini-games underpin an eeire whole from the uncanniness of the open world and unsettling creepiness of fishing the depths in the whispering night. Who would have thought cosmic horror could be so nice.

Sadly, this game´s really not that "deep"... "Dredge" is just a mediocrely excelesque-adventure running under the mighty marketing "Cosmic Horror-Flag". And that´s it. Quite disappointing...Personally, I expected much more. Another missed opportunity for a Grand Game.

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Ta bueno

-Jogo muito relaxante, bom para jogar em quanto está conversando no Discord. - Gráficos muito lindos. - Se o preço estiver acima de 35, não pegue espere a promoção.

This game has drawn inspiration from so many things I love about other games yet it is entirely new and unique. It surpasses other games in premise, execution and expansion of those aspects. I think you'll feel the same way after finishing it. I could write pages of accolades to this game and draw parallels that cause spoilers so ill keep it simple; if you like TLOZ wind Waker, catching Pokemon, dead by daylight, subnautica, H.P. Lovecraft, dont starve, resident evil 4 and cozy-horror vibes - you will love this game. I highly recommend getting the DLC and checking it out beginning your playthrough - as opposed to getting it after finishing the game. The DLC elevates the experience to 11/10.

DREDGE — 18.6 hrs Fun 8 · Skill Ceiling 6 · Onboarding Tax 3 · Jank Tax 8 · Dad Tax 8 The Verdict: 7.5/10 — "Worth the sleep debt." Every game on my backlog wants to be a system I optimize. DREDGE just wanted me to go fishing, and then, very quietly, started ruining my sleep in a completely different way than usual. You putter around in a boat, sell your catch, upgrade the hull, and the game lets you believe for a while that this is a cozy loop about tides and tackle boxes. It is not. Stay out past dark and the water starts lying to you — fog rolls in wrong, the compass gets ideas, and you realize the fatigue meter isn't cosmetic, it's a leash. 18.6 hours was exactly enough to see the whole shape of it: contained, deliberate, no padding stapled on to hit a runtime target. I finished it and didn't feel like I'd been asked to grind for the privilege. The horror side is more dread than jump-scare, which suits someone whose actual fear response was permanently recalibrated by two kids and a P&L. The tension comes from a simple, honest rule — don't be greedy, don't be out too late — and watching yourself break that rule anyway because there's one more fish in the net. If I've got a gripe, it's that the game tips its hand on its mysteries a little early; once you've seen the trick twice, some of the uncertainty drains out. Still lands more often than not. This is the rare backlog title that respects the fact that I have thirty minutes and not three hours. Short sessions work. Nothing punishes you for logging off mid-tide. Verdict: a tight, well-made scare wearing a fishing hat, and it knows exactly when to end. 👍 — for anyone who wants dread in bite-sized sessions, not a 100-hour system to master.