PC User Reviews

For a cheap game Paradise Island isn't all that bad. There are much worse games out there for a similar price, but also much better games as well. Paradise Island follows the story of the ghost of someone trapped on the island. In order to escape they must collect 70 apples and 70 shells, like some tedious Easter egg hunt. To be honest the being a ghost part is probably not true. It's just the fact that you can pass through most of the terrain, including trees, some walls and most ladders. Not to mention all of the wildlife seems to ignore you. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Graphically the game is fairly beautiful. Golden sandy beaches, clear turquoise seas and lush green trees and plants. There are several landmarks dotted around the island too. Including a large Buddha statue, a small lighthouse and a few other places to note. Travelling from landmark to landmark can be fairly exciting and gives the game something of interest to aim for. But after a while you lose interest. The island, for the most part, looks very samey in places. The same rock formations dot opposite ends of the coast, along with several small boats washed up on the shore. Pointless books sit scattered around the island on pedestals talking about some pointless nonsense that, to be quite honest, no one really cares about. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- For the most part Paradise is an interesting, if not short lived, walking sim. While collecting the shells and apples dotted around can be fairly exciting, it does get boring very quickly. To be honest, if you want a decent walking sim with a generous amount of freedom, then I'd go for something else. The vanishing of Ethan Carter is a fairly good example, or if you want a game set on island as well, then Salt is a better option. With a cheap price tag, Paradise Island is worth a go, even for a few minutes, but if you want something that lasts longer, and is more enjoyable I suggest looking elsewhere. Good Day!

The movement on the game is nice, you can run and accelerate and even jump While going around the island you're able to collect seashells or apples, animals and books to power up your knoledge.

pros: environment feels nice and reasonably big environment feels characterful collecting apples and shells provides a simple, yet much needed game mechanic beyond just wandering cons: can be kinda spooky, which is interesting but intrudes on the 'relaxation' vibe that the game is going for seems to boot up a bit slow and weird for me (I'm on Windows 10, some other people seem to have worse problems with this)

Keep in mind this game is not for everyone. Not everygame is for every player. This game is a WALKING SIMULATOR. With that said.. I very much enjoy "Heaven Island". I strongly recommend this to others who ENJOY Walking Simulators. As well as anything that is relaxing. There is not alot to do which is normal due to it being a Walking Simulator. The movement on the game is great, you can walk or sprint, plus bonus if you're like me and you looove to jump, there's jumping! While wandering around the island you're able to collect seashells or apples, not sure why but it's a cute little feature, (Press E). As far as closing the game, typical with the engine it's created with; Esc will close your game. You are NOT crashing. I'm rather dissapointed with alot of these; scratch that, 90% of these bad reviews. Mostly because NONE of them have read what the game is about and still write a bad reviews. I'm sorry this is not a survival game. This is not Gmod, nor COD. This is "Heaven Island" an Adventurous, Walking Simulator that is made by an Indie Dev. Who has also made it to work with VR. It has beautiful graphics; yes they're not HIGH DEF DETAIL but they are still BEAUTIFUL. There is music every now and then, but not all the time. The ambience is very calming and once again it is very relaxing to play or even just to leave it open for the sound while you do things in your room/house. There are also little open books everywhere with cute and meaningful messages, yes some of them are hard to understand but I believe the Dev's native tongue is not English; the point gets across though and they're very nice messages. I look forward to the next Walking Simulator I see of his in Green Light. It would be very awesome to see a game from this Dev that had this open world style but with more to do; such as a survival game.

This is an interesting game from a certain point of view. I enjoyed playing it, does have a special graphic and great game mechanics, the overall sound is good. Keeps you entertained and satisfied.