Well made game with a good enough story. Target groups: 1)Girls, 12-14 years old. 2)People who want to learn English. 3)English speakers who want to learn German,French,Italian or Spanish.
Very atmospheric (tear-jerking) game, which is similar to "Gorogoa" (albeit less trippy). There are hints hidden in the level for each puzzle - no trial and error needed.
Should have been in included in the main game though.
Played it on Windows 10: 1 Crash every 3 hours until reaching the big city of Denerim (where it crashed every 10 minutes!). In order to be able to enjoy this program without any technical problems you need to install "4GB Patch - NTCore". About the game itself: The story and character interactions were in a good way cheesy back in 2009 and so it is now. Ridiculous figures. The rest of it is pretty much beyond reproach. P.S.: It's meant to be played on Nightmare-difficulty.
"Does that thing exist?" - if you ask yourself that, the developers/writers must have done something right. South Srimshaw is a short & relaxing experience, thanks to the possibility to pause and save at every moment. Good knowledge of English is necessary.
...unless you're addicted to this game (and play in Central Europe).
This overpriced dlc is absolutely necessary when playing in Central Europe.
Contrary to what some people might think when they read other reviews: Your grandmother probably won't be able to master this game! - It is not too hard though and you'll probably finnish it within a dozen hours (more if your grandma is watching you playing and constantly tells you how shockingly violent it is). The only thing causing frustration for me: Way too much respawning of enemies.
Why would you want to restart Skyrim with a new character for the x-time again ( + after finishing "Enderal")?: Because with the Anniversary-Edition: you don't need to redo the same missions for the x-time to have the right to buy houses, have additional cargo space with the teleportable creatures you might find, plenty of additional missions, etc. My only disapointments after 70 hours (without additional mods): no mark and recall spell,no horse whistle,fishing mini-microgame is underwhelming,backpacks are kiddy-design;(survival mode-)player needs to sleep and eat as often as my five year old human child/a 1 year old kajit.
Why would you want to restart Skyrim with a new character for the x-time again ( + after finishing "Enderal")?: Because with the Anniversary-Edition: you don't need to redo the same missions for the x-time to have the right to buy houses, have additional cargo space with the teleportable creatures you might find, plenty of additional missions, etc. My only disapointments after 70 hours (without additional mods): no mark and recall spell,no horse whistle,fishing mini-microgame is underwhelming,backpacks look like kiddy-design,(survival mode)player needs to sleep and eat as often as my five year old human child/a 1 year old kajit.
