stopped playing The Shore 🌕🌕🌑🌑🌑
Great visuals and audio, but the writing is atrocious and full of errors, and the voice actors make mistakes too. There's also plenty of jank. I think what they're trying to do here is a kind of greatest hits of Lovecraft's entities and tie them all to some kinda personal story about a father and his missing dauugher, which doesn't feel authentic to Lovecraft's stories, the whole point of which was the complete indifference of the universe and the insignificance of man. Still, I would've probably completed the game if I didn't get lost and wasn't too bored to keep looking. The atmosphere is that good.