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Explore the deserted city of Edengate and follow a young scientist’s emotional journey as she searches for hope and solves the mystery of what happened to her... and the world.
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Raw, contemplative, dark and cryptic.
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NoobFeedJunior OnunkwoNov 202275/100EDENGATE: The Edge of Life has an interesting concept supported by its unsettling atmosphere with decent visual details, stellar voice acting, and horror soundtracks. But it severely holds back for its minimal mechanics and obscure plot.
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Hey Poor PlayerAndrew ThorntonDec 20223/5While playing EDENGATE: The Edge of Life has plenty of issues, I still enjoyed my couple of hours with it. Mia is an interesting protagonist, the atmosphere is strong, and it doesn’t overstay its welcome. This is a case where a game being short plays to its advantage. Considering the game’s low price, I’d recommend anyone interested in it give it a try.
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Games FreezerBritt RobertsDec 20225.5/10https://www.gamesfreezer.co.uk/2022/12/edengate-edge-of-life-xsx-5510-hello-is.html
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VGChartzLee MehrDec 20223/10There are several reasons HOOK's freshmen title fittingly opens at a hospital: its jejune writing, vapid design, and inconsistent presentation quickly flatline any interest.
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