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Emerald Shores is a challenging SNES-inspired platformer with a bunch of twists. Level up, take on rewarding sidequests, play a variety of minigames, unlock secret levels, raise a pet monster, and more! Can you liberate the floating island world of Emerald Shores from its captors?
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PS3Blog.netDec 201875/100Emerald Shores is a fun and short 2D indie platformer with a twist that sets it apart from other entries in the genre on PS4.
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Video ChumsTyler HallNov 20185.8/10After all is said and done, Emerald Shores has potential but it's held back by tedious combat that drags down most of the experience.
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VGChartzAdam CartwrightMar 20195/10Charming and definitely a fun representation of the developer’s trippy vision, but playing it reveals a number of flaws.
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Just Push StartGrant E. GainesNov 20181.5/5Emerald Shores wants to be a great experience, without the tools or understanding of what goes into that. Between imprecise controls, horrible hit boxes, predictable enemies and countless ways to abuse the mechanics, it's not a pleasurable experience. When you figure it does countless things to limit the replay value, either by removing your ability to gain experience or easily solved secrets, it really has nothing to offer. So, unless you're a big fan of bad games, there is really no reason to ever visit Emerald Shores.
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IGDB rating 5.8/10 from 1 ratings.
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