- April 19, 2020
- İREM KAMURAY
My Name is Sarah
Platforms
About
"My Name is Sarah" is a survival adventure game where you wake up in a mysterious forest with no memory of how you got there. To survive, you must gather food, water, and build shelter, all while defending yourself from potential threats. The game encourages exploration and paying attention to environmental clues, such as pollen, to help you find your way out of the forest. With no map available, you must rely on your wits to uncover the forest's secrets.











- The game has potential and could improve with future updates.
- The graphics are visually appealing, showcasing a beautiful game world.
- Some players enjoy the game for its unique setting and are willing to overlook its flaws.
- The game suffers from severe optimization issues, leading to crashes and poor performance on various systems.
- Gameplay is frustrating due to game-breaking bugs, lack of direction, and poorly implemented mechanics.
- The game feels abandoned, with minimal updates and a lack of content, making it feel empty and unfinished.
graphics
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe graphics in the game are described as generally acceptable, featuring realistic visuals and a well-produced introductory video that highlights a beautiful world. However, players have criticized the poor optimization, limited graphics options, and subpar animations, which detract from the overall experience. Additionally, issues like motion blur have caused discomfort for some users, further complicating the graphical experience.
“The introductory video is well produced using mostly in-game graphics, showcasing the lush, beautiful world and the equally beautiful Sarah.”
“The graphics are realistic.”
“Horrible optimization; the graphics settings would not work for me, and the motion blur made it so awful that I got motion sick within a few minutes. Lucky really, because without food or water, that's how long 'Sarah' stays alive for.”
“Very few options to choose from in the graphics and sound menu.”
“Graphically it is okay, but the gameplay, mechanics, and the world are just a mess.”