I installed this game three years ago, during one of the darkest periods of my life. Lost Ember came to me at a time when I didn’t yet understand how much a human life matters - including my own. Back then, I was living

I liked the exploration, discovering new areas and the beautiful graphics, which was a good thing considering travelling around was mostly what you do. This was like a "walking simulator" adventure except you had

Lost Ember helped me understand the line that divides exploration games or walking simulators between being interesting and being boring. Games that use their music and art style, and sometimes even mechanical

the story seems cute, but migraine sufferers and people with other light sensitivity issues beware. there are often plain bright white screens as if you are being flash-banged and they made me feel very ill. the time i

Beautiful game. I <3 it! While Spirit of the North left me with a missing purpose at the end, Lost Ember left me grateful to have played it's story till the end<3. I was fighting wet eyes, just buy watching the

First run with commentary off; it's a visually beautifully crafted game. From the level elements, the general stylization, and the audio design, it can be very stunning at time with how things are framed within the