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Adventure, Indie, Action, Horror
The Shore is a first person story driven game with an atmospheric environment and narrations, You will encounter mysterious creatures and unravel the secrets behind them. Strong elements of horror, struggle to survive an unknown world that will make you question your own sanity.
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Dark, unpretentious, raw and overwhelming.
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PC InvasionAndrew FarrellFeb 20216/10The Shore is short and has some truly questionable design choices, but its strong visuals and unsettling atmosphere will possibly make it worth a look for horror fans who don't mind being annoyed.
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MKAU GamingDylan KocinsMay 20266/10Overall, The Shore is carried over the line by its beautifully oppressive atmosphere and striking art direction. However, its tacked-on combat and the many unanswered questions left by its narrative hold it back from feeling like a truly complete experience. It’s a game with strong ideas and memorable moments, but one that doesn’t quite realise its full potential.
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TechRaptorWilliam WorrallMar 20215/10While The Shore is visually impressive, that's almost the only thing is has going for it. Not even hardcore Cthulhu fans will find fun here.
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Life is XboxApr 202630/100The Shore: Enhanced Edition feels more of the same on PC, with it being more akin to a port than additional upgrades. The entire game is still filled with geometry bugs that leave you falling through the map, badly anchored UI design which has subtitles creeping outside of the box, and poor enemy AI that will leave you frustrated rather than impressed. The Shore: Enhanced Edition provides a decent story at its core, but is let down by its abrupt ending in the closing chapter leaving you wondering if the whole ordeal was really worth it in the end.
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IGDB rating 6.9/10 from 10 ratings.
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