What Remains of Edith Finch

A unique experience and intriguing mystery that deserves a sequel (or perhaps a prequel) - the only frame of reference I feel I can compare it to is Hellblade Senua, though I enjoyed this story much more.

Das Spiel ist genial. Es dauert nicht lang, was durchaus heutzutage eine nette Abwechslung ist, aber es ist atmosphärisch, dicht und spaßig. Am Ende kann man auch noch darüber nachdenken und wir haben es gleich zweimal hintereinander gespielt, weil wir die Errungenschaften wollten und vor allem die Geschichte noch einmal erleben wollten. Das ist mein erstes Spiel aus diesem Genre und ich bin begeistert. Fazit: Wer damit leben kann, dass es keine Kämpfe keinen Stress und keine Panik gibt, keine Systeme, die einen maximal frusten oder nerven, sondern einfach gemütlich eine Geschichte entdecken will, der ist hier genau richtig. Nachdenken kann man über die Geschichte am Ende auch noch und vielleicht zieht man sogar die ein oder andere spannende Erkenntnis aus dem Spiel!

EVERYONE NEEDS TO PLAY THIS GAME ATLEAST ONCE IN THEIR LIFE

特别特别好玩，好艺术......

I've played maybe ten walking simulators, including some of the most prominent (Gone Home, Stanley Parable, Dear Esther, etc.). What Remains of Edith Finch might be my favorite. The storytelling, pacing, mystery, mix of gameplay styles, music, and art come together for a poignant experience. The game begins with Edith's return to her multi-generational family home. While her narration informs us of her family's history as she knows it, her curiosity and exploration gradually uncover the secrets of the Finch clan. Which tales are true, and which are embellished? Does it matter? I won't spoil anything, but if you're feeling somber, you might wait on this game for another day. It's definitely not soul-destroying, but it can tug your heart strings some. Fair warning. Any complaints? Some, but they're minor. Proper saving is forbidden with a checkpoint system in its place. I see why, since some sequences are best played in a single go, but having to repeat segments when life interrupts play is unwelcome. Contrast is too intense at times: a corner of a room can be shadowed black, hiding all detail while the other end is overbright. This can be softened through display settings, but it means either tweaking your picture on the fly as environments change, or just accepting sub-par imagery at times (with some areas blacked out or overbright from intended contrast, or washed out by compensating monitor adjustments). There are also characters I wanted to know much more about who are given short shrift. Overall, the negatives didn't ruin anything. Replete with auditory and visual beauty, and packed with narrative detail that rewards second and even third plays through, What Remains of Edith Finch was well worth the price. It leaves an impression that you'll still think about days later, like any worthwhile story does.

Este juego es increible. La historia es dura, emocional, sensible que te deja un vacio pero la forma de contar la historia es fenomenal, si quieres jugar algo diferente este juego corto te puede servir.

I watched stampy play this game when I was younger and wanted to play it myself. I didn't remember how sad it was, I luv games like this where its like ur reading a book but in game form tho. ts made me cry

Simplemente hermoso, una historia que me hizo lloriquear de principio a fin. Debes de jugarlo al menos una vez.

beaautifully tragic but also uplifting in a way. less like a game and more like a movie

Wow