Evangeline™

FIrst let me start off with I normally dont even take a second look at these kinds of games. But being from the area that the game is based on I figured I would give it a try and I am glad I did. It is a very heartfelt and compassionate narative on love and life. Take it slow, read everything, and think about those around you in your life that mean something to you and maybe you will cry just like me. Well done Racantour games, im excited to see what you do next.

Evangeline is an interesting one. The game runs well under linux. I have played through the game a few times. Take your time and explore. Maybe watch the birds. But enjoy the game moment by moment. Best played with a controller at this time.

As a sucker for romance, I had high hopes for this game. I was let down. This game took me all but 20 minutes and I feel as though I did nothing at all in that time. The only part I found myself actually slightly enjoying was reading the letter at the end because it was a nice letter. Although the letter was sweet, I do not think a game should have been made out of it. Don't waste your money.

This is a very moving game with a heartfelt storyline. You might even get a little misty at the end; don't say you werent warned! Evangeline is a beautiful experience that invites reflection and introspection. Take your time, pay attention, and take in the poigniant message delivered by these up-and-coming developers.

A lovely, darling game so simple in its foundations. Beautfiul aesthetics, gorgeous score, and a narrative that is relatable and hard-won and absolutely necessary. The intersectionality of color and emotion in particular make this a fantastic experience that will give you pause in the best way. Highly recommended!

The color mechanic is very unique, and the writing is packed with feels! The birds are a nice touch too.

VR only review: I cannot recommend this if you're thinking of getting a story experience for VR. There's several problems with the game. First and foremost, the scales are way off. Everything seems way too big and then you'll move through objects like they are not there. The video stutters along and I experienced frame rate issues. There's a big dot you then need to click on to either read the letters or be able to move on to the next objective. I was confused as to why you had to click on some objects. There isn't much of a reason for VR in this game. VR adds nothing to the experience. Rating 3/10, not the worst experience, but VR is in beta in this game and it's a terrible, unpleasant beta

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] This game is split into two parts: the "actual" game, and then the actual game. The first part is divided into 6 days. In each day, you do one simple task (take out the garbage, bring in the mail, etc) and then walk down the street and look at a vase for some reason. Unfortunately, this part is broken. My first time doing day 2, I spent 20 minutes trying to figure out where to put the garbage can before restarting (which starts the game over, as there are no saves). The second time the trigger activated correctly. Even worse, there doesn't seem to be an actual story. There are a few notes and a journal you can find lying around, but they all seem random and irrelevant. The game takes 10 minutes to beat. After the credits, the "real" game begins. Here, you can walk around a house and read actual real-life love notes written by the developers. The ending was cute, and brought a smile and a tear to my face, but unfortunately that's not enough to justify charging $8 for what basically amounts to a blog post. This game would have been much better suited as a webpage or a youtube video than a video game.

Beautiful game, really catches a description of depression and its affects or how you see the world, I only wish it was longer

This game is bad, guys. Terrible controls, no direction what so ever. It isn't even good at making you feel whatever it is it's trying to make you feel. Couldn't make it past the second day.