Shardlight App Reviews

A beautifully thought out and atmospheric adventure game.

So worth the price! I bought because others said it reminded them of the old Sierra games. It definitely does! I had hours of fun. So well done. I loved it!

WadjetEye really knows what they’re doing. An extremely well-crafted world with great characters, story, and puzzles. I’m off to buy another title by them!

Started with Gemini Rue. Every game since has been enjoyable. Shardlight has a good post apocalyptic theme and you really get swept up in the story. Loved it.

I was playing and it said there was a error and after i clicked ok the game closed on me please fix otherwise beautiful game

Survivors in some kind of post apocalyptic world where people take dangerous jobs for the chance of getting access to vital medical treatment. The plot thickens... Totally engaging. Slightly mind-blowing. Keep them coming, Wadjet Eye!

Voices, graphics, adventure were all on point. This brought me back to the Sierra online titles of yesterday! One of my favorites.

Techno Babylon is my favorite of their games, but this was a very close 2nd. Outstanding story line and character development. So much so I feel like this could have been a movie or tv series. I love point and click puzzle games, so if you do too, this is a must play.

You can’t do much better than this in the point-and-click genre. Wonderfully engaging, great music, and a satisfying story. It’s the kind of game that you miss once it’s over. About 3-5 days of gameplay depending on your free time.

If you’re an old school adventure gamer, what are u waiting for? Get the bundle! So much fun. If you remember Freddy Pharkus Frontier Pharmacist, you will love this game. It’s Sierra Personified. Don’t walk, run. Great f’in story that unfortunately matches Covid19 and a dark novelist from 1981.

Playing this game in the age of Covid-19 is an experience that might not feel like much of an escape at first, but ultimately provides good catharsis. But for me, the game’s best moment was a little exploration of the distinction between curing a disease and managing it.