Edited on: September 29, 2025

Posted on: September 29, 2025

Jibun

Spiele: 273 Rezensionen: 1

Good world-building but falls short

Story: It has an interesting story and, although its plot isn’t groundbreaking, I believe it’s well paced and keeps you wanting to know more. It also features very solid and engaging world-building that could easily be expanded in future games. Graphics: The graphics are beautiful, especially during the cinematics. Nothing to complain about here. Characters: The game mainly features three playable characters. With so few, you’d expect them to be very well developed. Unfortunately, Hanna—the main character—is quite annoying. Although I can relate to most of her decisions, the way she behaves and talks feels rather grating. Sebastian is a very plain character who seems to exist mostly for gameplay purposes. And finally, there’s Alva, by far the best character and the one who really saves the trio. As for the voice acting, I think the performances in English are very good, though I’m not a native speaker. Gameplay: This is probably the weakest point of the game. The mechanics are similar to those in the Commandos or Desperados series, but with fewer characters (just three in total) and fewer unique abilities (only two each). This greatly limits the gameplay. Furthermore, most enemies seem designed to be taken down—or avoided—in only one fixed way. Thas prevents you from coming up with your own solution, and as a result you lose the satisfaction of overcoming the challenge in a truly personal way, which also hurts replayability in a game that lasts about 9 hours, 1h per chapter. The collectibles are also fairly easy to spot, and you don’t really need to deviate much (if at all) from the main path to find them. Overall: I enjoyed the game and think it has potential. If you’re more interested in the story than in the mechanics, I believe you’ll like it. However, if you expect it to be a real replacement for one of the series I mentioned earlier, it falls quite a bit short. Still, it’s a good game for the price—especially if you can get it on discount.

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Posted on: October 3, 2025

omaj2526

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Spiele: 470 Rezensionen: 1

A Simple Yet Captivating Story

Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream really surprised me in the best way. It’s not overly complicated, which I actually appreciated. It also has no frustrating puzzles or overdesigned mechanics to get in the way. It presents mechanics and characters throughout whole game a little by little. Instead, the game puts its energy into what matters most: the story and dialogues NPC's are having when you are going through locations. The narrative is engaging and heartfelt, with characters that feel grounded and a plot that moves at a nice pace. I was drawn into the world pretty quickly, and it kept my attention the whole way through. The atmosphere is another standout. The locations are beautifully crafted and are majestic to look at. Every scene feels like a place you could walk through, which makes it immersive and gives it certain charm. If you're looking for a relaxed, story-focused experience with lovely visuals and a strong sense of place, Eriksholm is definitely worth your time.

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Edited on: October 10, 2025

Posted on: October 10, 2025

Leektricity

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Spiele: 119 Rezensionen: 1

I had fun!

Quite alright game. Was enjoyable to play through. Story was good, not amazingly good but still good. World looked and felt nice and the setting overall is great too. A few minor gripes: A few of the areas, especially the behaviour of the npcs, felt very video-gamey, which is fine for the stealth-puzzle part of the game, but not that great for immersion. Occasionally some of the sections were a bit annoying, because it wasn`t quite clear how to proceed. That could have just been me though! Definitely worth it! Should probably mention that I played it on Linux and it worked fine.

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Edited on: November 6, 2025

Posted on: October 17, 2025

addink

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Spiele: 788 Rezensionen: 2

atmospheric setting, nice story, fun

As stealth games go this one is more of a puzzle game, using range, skill, visibility and -last but not least- timing. Though some emergent gameplay is present, most situations seem to have a single solution. Some flexibility arrises when multiple guards are involved, and there are quite a few of those situations, but some locations have one single correct solution. The challenges are satisfying, not extremely difficult. Combined with the lush visuals, intricate world building, well written story and good voice acting, it all leads to a wonderful, fun experience. Loved eavesdropping on the guards and other NPCs, also the different behaviors of the guards were a joy to discover. Hoping for a sequel..

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Posted on: September 29, 2025

Akari-Chan

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Spiele: 187 Rezensionen: 1

Schöne Atmosphäre

Als Liebhaber der Studio Mimimi Spiele war Eriksholm genau das richtige für mich. Die handgebauten Levels sind wunderschön gestaltete Dioramen, in deren Details man sich verlieren kann, auch wenn es sich nicht um eine Open-World handelt. Die englischen Sprecher sind exzellent und tragen zur Steampunkatmosphäre bei. Einzig die Spielzeit von knapp 10 Stunden könnte man als negativen Punkt ansehen. Für mich ist aber mehr die Tiefe des Spielerlebnisses relevant, und weniger die Dauer. Wem Desperados3 und Shadows Gambit gefallen hat wird auch hiermit seine Freude haben.

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