About This Game Leaving Lyndow is a short, first-person exploration adventure game, set in the Eastshade universe.It's Clara's last day on the island where she grew up. With high honors, she's graduated and fulfilled her childhood dream of joining the Guild of Maritime Exploration. She needs to complete preparations, visit her favorite places, and say her goodbyes - before leaving on a journey she may not return from. *Dangerous journey not included*Features Leaving Lyndow is a peaceful experience, with a detailed environment to explore at your own pace. Examine objects to learn about the life and world of a young scientist preparing to leave home. Partake in mini-games that further reveal the story. Speak with friends and family as they prepare for the departure of a loved one. Short and sweet: An experience that can be completed in one sitting. 7aa9394dea Title: Leaving LyndowGenre: Adventure, IndieDeveloper:Eastshade StudiosPublisher:Eastshade StudiosRelease Date: 8 Feb, 2017 Leaving Lyndow Crack File Download Graphics and world design/art style+ Well optimized+ Having played its sequel (Eastshade) first, I was pleasantly surprised to find that Leaving Lyndow foreshadows many of Eastshade's events through small hints in the game world- Incredibly short: I completed the entire game and everything in it within 40 minutes- Essentially no replay valueOverall I'd recommend the game to someone who wants a very short, yet enjoyable gameplay experience; or someone who liked the world of Eastshade so much that they simply wished to revisit it again. However, I'd say that Eastshade is a vastly superior game in length, content, design and value for money, so go and buy that one instead if you haven't already.. For me Leaving Lyndow is a game version of the -Boat Song- from WOODKID... This game is all about saying goodbye to your past and memories, leaving to see new places and meet your future to make some new memories... It is good if you are looking for a different little game to escape your all day-every day games, it also has some great scene and places to be... So it's not a bad game to be honest, can be considered as a good game for achievement hunters too!. Leaving Lyndow is a beautiful first-person walking simulator with puzzles and point & click elements. Definitely worth adding to your library.Pros:+Beautiful graphics with excellent lighting & textures throughout the game.+Great story & exploration driven walking simulator.+Calm & relaxing background music that suits the game's overall tone.+Easy 100% Steam achievements for the achievement hunters out there.Cons:-Game is extremely short. One hour of gameplay at most.. A banal game with a banal story. But the graphics are beautiful, it's really nice.. Basic Breakdown: Leaving Lyndow, is a game developed and published by Eastshade Studios LLC about a girl named Clara leaving her old life and hometown to set out on her adventures. With high honors, she's graduated and fulfilled her childhood dream of joining the Guild of Maritime Exploration, this brings mixed responces from those who care about her.With Clara leaving the nest, you walk through and piece things together about the life in which she has led.With that been said, it is a walking simulator to relax and drift into someones elses adventure. The atmosphere, music and detail in the game make it very easy to do so. Within this little gem holds a couple of mini games just to immerse you further into this person, re-living, saying goodbye, and cherishing the past that has brought her to this very point.The way in which you talk to the people whom she knows, such as her Uncle, is extremely realistic and really makes you feel what these characters might be feeling, too. Props to the developers for capturing this all so well.Graphics: First thing that attracted me to this game was how pretty it was. The texture detail, detail in physics and enviroments are stunning. Absolutely love them.Soundtrack: Bascally one or two tracks in the entire game with mild variations, but it does it in such a way that it's relaxing and in tune with the atmosphere of the game. It works really well and doesn't feel repeative even after an hour or so of playing.Menu: Simple, works well and ties into the aesthetic of the game.Final Conclusion: Hurray for steam greenlight making games like this possible!This is a gorgeous little gem to lose yourself within for about an hour. It's all piecing together someones life and being in their shoes when leaving their long time home, family and friends. While it's very short, it does exrtemely well in conveying it's story. Graphics are fantastic, level of detail is supurb and I'm so very happy this treasure is on steam and that I could expereance this.*Secret Achievments*You'll undoubtablly get these through playing at your own pace, but, if you're a little stuck, here's what you have to do.Master of the BeadsPlay with the beads for five minutesTea EnthusiastGet boycotted by the tea brewerDo this by having more tea than is probably healthySongs of the ForestPlay the chimes for five minutes. I liked this quite a bit until I got near the end and it switched to a different type game. Until then the it was an enjoyable relaxation game. Still, I recommend it because overall it was very good.. A leisurely stroll in a beautiful environment.Interactions are limited, achievements are easily achieved, story is light, and that's ok.As some reviews have mentioned or implied, feels like a demo for a bigger game in the world of Eastshade.I look forward to it.Also, getting high on tea, ha! Tea-rrific!. 6.5/10Pros+ Interesting world. It's not really clear where this place is and when the story happens. This actually kept me looking for hints to settle these questions, which made the game more interesting. The weird looking characters and plants only contribute to this.+ Beautiful scenery, especially outdoors in the forest. + Nice relaxing music, sets up the tone and atmosphere of the game.+ Not difficult too get to 100% achievements (I usually don't care about this, but it's nice when it happens)Cons- The sound of the protagonist foot steps was annoying, so much that I had to turn SFX volume down- Almost no voices. I'm sure budget didn't allow for full voice acting (which I would love), but it might have been better to skip this completely. - Lack of polish. No reflection in the mirrors and puddles. Invisible Walls and Insurmountable Waist-Height Fence (see tvtropes.org for more on these terms)I have no issues with the length of the game. Life is too short to complain about getting more experiences (e.g. games) for the same amount of time :-)Bottom line: Recommended to those who enjoy short walking simulators. If you don't expect much in the form of puzzles or story twists, I think you'll find this a pleasant experience. If you consider these attributes to be a must for games, look elsewhere.. Leaving Lyndow is a gorgeous 1hr preview of a larger project currently in development. Basically a young scientist in a science exploration guild explores an island called Eastshade. There are more details at the official site: http://www.eastshade.com/. It's just a very short story with some mini games, casual chat and walking very beautiful landscapes. Nothing more to it but i liked the time i spent in this game, i wish developers come with a longer story set in this beautiful world!
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