Miasmata

Well,this game is very good. You explore a huge map while being chased by a dangerous beast that give you a bad cold when hitting you,that lead you to dying. Had fun discovering the map,finding new plants for new potions,discovering strange place,running in the wood and face the beast suddenly and scream like a b****. If you like immersive game with good survival(being chased by a beast while finding for plants),you'll find this game nice. 10$ and under is a legit price for this game !

Incredible game when you consider it was made by 2 people. Does things to make the atmosphere, immersion, tension, and many other things better than many AAA titles. Hope these guys get enough money from this make a larger budget to make a sequel/spiritual or something just as original.

Doesnt run well at all on modern systems it seems ..

Boring, uneventful, lazy. Will not go back to this game.

I read all the reviews prior to buying it, thinking I would give it a try as I usually love a good adventure game and saw promise. The brief time played before nausea made me stop was intriguing. Pros: nice immersive atmosphere, the lack of music really brought home you were on an island somewhere. The first time I got caught outside at nite with nothingm but my lighter was pretty unsettling. Quickly I was caught up in exploration, viscerally felt the hills and slides when I tumbled. All that was good stuff. Cons: The camera shaking for whatever reason, fever fugue... illness etc combined with regular mouse steering promptly made me want to hug the toilet bowl. Point of view was forever out of sync with camera view and for this reason alone I have to delete the game as unplayable. The short time I played it already was becoming obnoxious that I could only hold a couple of flowers. You have to be kidding me right? I read that complaint in other reviews but thought it would not be that big a deal. It is. When you are exploring, have no idea where you are and come across some herb that you need but cant pick it up due to having your limit was really irritating, knowing that you may have a hard time even finding the area again. I have no idea why the devs went with that decision, perhaps to extend gameplay time? strange as they really tried to make the game as realistic as possible and in that mind it would be easy for the character to make a basket or use bits of cloth for a bag.. whatever for storage. the saves. or lack of them. I detest save points. Having to redo exploration and research because I couldnt find a lamp to light is .. well... retarded. lack of any instructions to read prior to the event happening. would be nice to know key bindings or some introduction instead of waiting for it to trigger some brief tutorial. so basically, I ignored all the negative reviews as I liked the look and premise of the game...to my detriment.