Dear Esther PC Release Date:
14 Feb 2012
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Can i run this game?
max settings
Can I run this game?
On ultra settings!
4 GB
1440 x 900
Wow…. Great game.. But its reminds me….
So Nostalgia…
The CPU requirements is Pentium 4 3.0GHz but mine is Pentium 4 2.8GHz, this difference isn't to mutch, can i play it?
You can definitely play this game.
This is an amazing game! I played it a couple of times and the story is really moving, it's a very relaxing game and the graphics are pretty good!
I really like this game, a good atmospheric couple of hours on a April Sunday afternoon, fit perfectly with the pouring rain outside haha. But no was a bit strange at first playing a game that had no action keys whatsoever but I found I really enjoyed it, and the ghosts creeped me out :s
Game graphic are realy amazing,but game are short,and this game is not horror maybe only music, some part are creapy.i PLAY this game only 1 hour then game ends.First 30 minutes are so booring:(When i entering in caves then i see this game beuty:)
16 GB
1920 x 1080
First 15 minutes of playing at max got my CPU to 90 degrees… o.O And as for the gameplay during that time - I wasn't really impressed. Will hopefully write a review when finished!
I don't know why your temp went so high on cpu? Mines only little bit better and didn't exceed 35 degrees.. oh unless we are talking about different measurement units. C or F?
16 GB
1920 x 1080
This is rather late reply, but even though the performance of our CPUs might be similar, there's a big difference - your CPU is a desktop CPU, while I have a laptop. Laptop CPUs tend to run at higher temps due to the lack of free space.
Game looks really great, and the atmosphere is really relaxing in the beginning.
CPU (20% overclock)
Core i5-3570K 3.4GHz
IntelGPU (20% overclock)
GeForce GTX 970 Palit 4GB Edition
NvidiaRAM
16 GB
Resolution
1920 x 1080
Probably one of my prime examples for the 'Games as Art' argument. Everything about 'Dear Esther' adds to the feeling of beleaguered misery and loneliness you may experience while travelling through the purgatory like landscape. The island, weather, sound, score, and narrative all weave a pleasantly mysterious story of loss and soul searching. Like any good artwork, no two people will come away with identical experiences or conclusions.