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Main » 2020 November 13 » Dear Esther
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Dear Esther Developer : thechineseroom I Publisher : thechineseroom Platform : PC I Release Date : February 14, 2012 Genre : Adventure I First-Person Adventure Controls : Keyboard, Mouse I Mode : Single Player Size : 946 Mb I After installation Size : 4,1 Gb In Dear Esther, the player explores an uninhabited Hebridean island, listening to a series of voiced-over letter fragments to a woman named Esther. The narrator's identity is not specified, but there are suggestions he is Esther's husband and that she is dead, killed in a car accident. The player hears these monologue fragments as they reach certain points on the island, and are chosen by the game semi-randomly; this means that different playthroughs generate slight differences in the story, as certain readings are played while others inevitably get omitted. In his letters, the narrator refers to several other unseen characters. One is a cartographer named Donnelly, who charted the island in the past. The narrator refers to Donnelly's book frequently in his letters. Another character, Paul, is suggested to have been the drunk driver in the car accident that killed Esther. The narrator also details the life of Jakobson, an eighteenth-century shepherd who lived on the island. The identities of the narrator, Esther, Paul, Donnelly and Jakobson become more blurred as the game progresses, as the narration moves between topics and relates the characters in different ways. The random selection of voice-over parts causes ambiguity and forces the player to draw their own conclusions of the story. At the game's end, the player reaches the radio mast atop the island's peak and climbs a ladder to the top of the tower during a final monologue by the narrator. As the player jumps off and falls to the shore below, their shadow becomes that of a bird. The player soars through the island's bay before flying low over an array of paper boats in the water—the many letters the narrator had written to Esther. System requirements OS: Microsoft Windows XP / Vista / Vista64 Processor: Intel core 2 duo 2.4GHz or higher Memory: 1GB XP / 2GB Vista Graphics: DirectX 9 compliant video card with Shader model 3.0 support. NVidia 7600, ATI X1600 or better (Pre-Sandybridge Intel graphics chipsets not yet supported) DirectX®: dx90c Hard Drive: 2 GB HD space Sound: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card The installation is in Russian but you behold the course of the installation in pictures for English language https://www.filefactory.com/file/4ha14ydqt9sv/n/ |
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