Ember Seeker

Played it for almost an hour, still don't have the slightest idea what it was

I bought this game on a whim, really didn't expect much from it, there where a few touching moments in this, and I found myself genuinely trying to 100% the game, the game looks wonderful and i did not even notice i puit almost 5 hours onto this game, its short simple and that's fine. for a first release on steam this is really well done and polished for one person.

An engaging, walking simulator type experience, with some item collection and a few upgrades. The world is well designed and fun to explore. Although it could do with a little more polish, there's some minor visual and control issues.

this isnt even a review of the game because of some bug that wont let me get past the save files screen once I click on one, have waited 2 months for it to get fixed and it didnt so until i can actually play the game or till its certain that you can even play it with guarantee i wouldnt reccomend it! Ive been folloing this game for a while now in its socials but im really dissapointed to not be able to play it it really looks fun!

I'm really enjoying Ember Seeker so far. Loading in for the first time reminded me of the feeling I got as a kid, seeing Cyrodiil in TES Oblivion for the first time. I feel like I can notice a lot of the creator's inspirations in this game, obviously especially Dark Souls, but despite hitting all the "typical" dark fantasy notes it still feels like a fresh take on the genre. The game is very low stimulation, encouraging you to scour each corner and explore. Dialogue is minimal, just you and the world completing your objectives. I love it.

A great indie game with a fantastic atmosphere, congratulations to the developer who made a really nice work.

Takes a great Souls/ER inspired aesthetic with a walking sim gameplay that lets you really appreciate the atmosphere. The card game included is a lot of fun too.