The Shore is an okay game at best, though its price point is more than double what they should be asking for it. Realistically the game has about 1.5 - 2 hours of content which is stitched together in weird mini scenes that leave you feeling really disconnected and confused about what's even happening.

Additionally if you aren't heavily into lovecraftian horror then the nods to old gods and things from lovecraft books will go totally over your head, mean nothing and not instil any horror or dread in you whatsoever.

Graphically the game was beautiful, the music was on point and excellent, the voice acting was okay at best with the main character sounding like he was on an entry level poorly set up professional mic.

All in all I had an okay time in the game but it really just felt like a very shiny flash game at best which is why I'd say it's not worth the asking price whatsoever.

The Shore is an okay game at best, though its price point is more than double what they should be asking for it. Realistically the game has about 1.5 - 2 hours of content which is stitched together in weird mini scenes that leave you feeling really disconnected and confused about what's even happening. Additionally if you aren't heavily into lovecraftian horror then the nods to old gods and things from lovecraft books will go totally over your head, mean nothing and not instil any horror or dread in you whatsoever. Graphically the game was beautiful, the music was on point and excellent, the voice acting was okay at best with the main character sounding like he was on an entry level poorly set up professional mic. All in all I had an okay time in the game but it really just felt like a very shiny flash game at best which is why I'd say it's not worth the asking price whatsoever.