PC Critic Reviews

Elegy for a Dead World may be a jarring departure from traditions, but unlike the more pretentious attempts at alternative gaming experiences we’ve seen in recent times, this is one idea that should be encouraged.

Elegy For A Dead World delivers, but only if you meet it halfway with a hunger for derelict worlds and an extensive collection of original tales.

It’s fun to write stories, and this game is a must for those who feel the desire to tell tales, in whatever forms they may be.

Elegy for a Dead World may have its issues, but it provides the spark and kindling for a blaze of creativity. It ought to prove plenty of fun for anyone who chooses to keep feeding the fire.

For the inspiration alone, it’s worth spending a little time on Dejobaan’s dead worlds.

There's nothing like Elegy for a Dead World, a muse in the guise of a narrative creation tool in the guise of a video game, and it’s within those layers that you find the treasures.

It is truly a game about humans' desire to write.

Elegy for a Dead World is an invitation to bring our imagination down to Earth and give it a shape for others to enjoy.

A seriously innovative game.

The latest from Dejobaan therefore seems like a stepping stone, a strong premise and peaceful beginning with little longevity and little to do outside the foundation of the game. You have to wonder if there will be more to write in the future.