Eastshade

It's a gorgeous, gorgeous game but definitely does have it's flaws. The inhabited half of the world is stunning and alive. The other half barely has anything, or any inhabitants. It can be buggy and glitchy, make sure you save often! It's a really cute storyline and a unique concept. Super cosy and I would love if it was larger with longer, more in depth quests. It's important to go in with the understanding that there will likely be bugs, and there's about 15 hours of gameplay to 100% the game with little replayability [spoiler] (unless you picked the damn thistle and have to go back and replay the whole game for the achievement) [/spoiler]. I wouldn't buy it at full price but I really enjoyed playing it and couldn't put it down. Was so peaceful and so mindful. Need another game like it.

The game is really cozy and heartwarming. Nice landscape and loved the premise of being a painter. However, I did encounter a few game crashes and some minor buggs but gameplay was not affected. I would still recommend the game to everyone looking for a non-combat, open world game with a nice story and unique setting.

Honestly a game I constantly finding myself coming back to. After completing this on console I redownloaded it just so as to experience it again. A beautiful game with mesmerising graphics.

I love this game. It's a chicken soup for the soul type of game, perfect for unwinding at the end of the day. The puzzles are challenging without being impossible to solve and the views are beautiful.

After 28 hours in this game, I think it's safe to say I thoroughly enjoyed this game. It's a little niche, but its such a sweet game. Slow paced and hard work, but meeting all the locals and towns people was a beautiful experience. The quests are fulfilling and feel rewarding even if you always don't get a reward. I also loved that I could make my own paintings. I did encounter a few bugs here and there but nothing game breaking. Thank you for making this game.

I enjoyed it a lot more than I thought I would! It glitches a bit, so I definitely recommend saving it every once in a while, but it was still very enjoyable and beautiful.

Great relaxing game with some really nice views. There are quests and some light crafting but nothing to crazy.