US EditionEriksholm: The Stolen Dream Review
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A young woman looking for her brother in a world inspired by Scandinavia of the early 20th century. The game "Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream" has already caused a lot of attention, especially because of the great pictures and the cinematic production. Today the debut title of the Swedish studio River End Games is released, radioeins-Gamer Magnus von Keil has already been able to play it. For him a "fantastic and very impressive debut from the studi…
After the success of Expedition 33 we have seen a phenomenon of romanticization of the development teams of few people - although in that case there are many nuances -, so it is necessary to pay attention to another work created by very few people, with infulas of game of great budget and that leaves a good taste of mouth if you catch their particular style. We speak of Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream, a title of isometric perspective that carries t…
The story and stealth highlight Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream is also in the starting blocks according to our test (Plus). Shortly before release the developers of Nordcurrent immerse themselves in the development of the game. In eight and a half minutes they tell you more about the backgrounds of the main characters, the basic idea of the game world and their setting. In addition, there is a deeper insight into the creation of the Stealth mechani…
The fans of stealth games have been enjoying a good harvest for a while. At the end of last year we had the refined The Stone of Madness, while in 2025 we received the return of a mythical franchise with Commandos: Origins and now opens Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream, who comes into the genre ...
Eriksholm The Stolen Dream Review - A Visual Treat That Plays It Safe
It’s easy to forget that stealth games didn’t start with the traditional third or first-person camera perspective we’ve become accustomed to for the past few decades. Indeed, some of the genre’s highlights utilize the 2D or isometric plane, a choice Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream has also adopted, while aiming for a striking, high-fidelity look. Defined by the developers as a narrative-driven stealth game set in a Nordic city, Eriksholm has a lot g…
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