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• With an updated version being released on consoles and PC known as the Landmark Edition, Dear Esther will once again appear in the public’s eye, as the title’s well-written but event-less plot.
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Director's Commentary / Voice Over Walkthrough Videos By IEvil IMonkey, September 27, 2016 1 reply; 2.8k views; Floyd. September 27, 2016.

Dear Esther Landmark Edition Walkthrough

Dear Esther is a first-person game about love, loss, guilt and redemption. Driven by story and immersion rather than traditional mechanics, it's an uncompromisingly emotional experience.

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I didn't get it. Everyone was like OHHH THE VISUALS THE GOO CAVE WOW! It was just kinda ok.

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Dear Esther Landmark Edition Review

El paisaje melancólico, las notas dulces y la voz suave del narrador no sirven para elevar lo suficiente una propuesta que es demasiado grandilocuente para lo que quiere contar y en otro orden de cosas la navegación por la isla no despierta ningún interés. Al menos es honesto y mantiene su estilo lento y sin florituras hasta sus últimas consecuencias.

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Dear Esther Landmark Edition Gameplay

Dear Esther with the developer commentary on is a more enjoyable experience than Dear Esther with the plot narration.
Is that because the commentary nodes give you more of an objective and incentive to explore than environmental details? Because the developer commentary is more engaging audio than the flowery narrative? Because the description of the game the developers think they made is better than the game they actually did?
.. All of the above?