- November 18, 2022
- Starlit Castle
Everdine: A Lost Girl's Tale
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About
In "Everdine: A Lost Girl's Tale," players navigate a dark forest as Everdine, collecting items and solving puzzles to escape and uncover the area's mysteries. With a focus on atmosphere and inspired by folklore, the game features multiple endings and wholesome horror elements, although it contains flashing lights and images. Sound is recommended for a full experience.











- The game features beautiful graphics and a unique art style that enhances the overall atmosphere.
- The soundtrack is atmospheric and complements the gameplay well, creating an immersive experience.
- The environmental puzzles are well thought out and add an enjoyable layer to the gameplay.
- The storytelling and dialogue are clichéd and lack depth, making the plot feel predictable and incomplete.
- Many characters are underdeveloped, leaving players with unanswered questions about their roles and fates.
- The game lacks essential quality-of-life features, such as an 'always run' option and the ability to skip previously viewed dialogue.
story
31 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story has been criticized for its lack of depth, cliché dialogue, and predictability, leaving players feeling unengaged. While some found the atmosphere and artwork enjoyable, many noted that the storytelling and character development fell short, with insufficient foreshadowing and unclear objectives detracting from the overall experience. Despite these shortcomings, there are glimpses of potential, and some players appreciated the darker themes and interesting plot revelations, suggesting that with further development, the narrative could improve significantly.
“The story can get a little dark when it comes to the fates of other lost travelers.”
“Whether solving puzzles, deciphering backstory through cleverly integrated environmental clues, or humming along to the subtle and haunting melodies of the forest, Everdine has it all.”
“While adjusting the content towards the end would've made for a more satisfying experience, on the whole Everdine was enjoyable and worthwhile for any lover of story-based RPG Maker titles.”
“The storytelling is lacking by a lot, and so is the dialogue; it's as cliché and predictable as it can be.”
“Compared to other RPG Maker games that I have played, the story and characters fell short, and I did not find the gameplay very compelling.”
“While this game has superb visuals and audio, the storytelling is executed poorly.”