it is the worst game ı ever played. The missions is like this; go end of the map end load the other map, the rest of the road, end continue pressing w and shift walk end of the new map and load the other map, and walk again end of the stupid boring map. How developers cant see how annoying is this. and at the end of the road just press the one stupid button take a stupid item and go back again the stupid road. It is the worst game ever. story is not good, mechanics is not good, musics is also not good all same effects who thought this is good work ı really dont understand.

The Long Dark is probably the most complex survival game I have played, and I say this after playing quite a few of them. The amount of variables that are tracked and interact with each other is honestly hard to explain even if you sat someone down and tried. Clothing gets worn, torn by injuries or just by time. Tools break, but you can repair them, and the tools used for repairs also need to be maintained. Drinks and food affect your character's state in ways that actually matter. Wounds are specific, a wrist injury changes what you can carry or how you can move. Weather shifts and you have to actually pay attention to it. When you step back and think about how much a relatively small studio built over these years, it is genuinely impressive. Now the campaign. People waited 13 years for it to finish, including me. And the story itself had something to it, the mystery was compelling enough that you kept coming back through each episode release. But if you think about what you are actually doing throughout the whole thing, it boils down to: go do what someone else told you to do because they won't do it themselves. Every time. The main goal becomes clear early and then you just spend hours executing other people's errands. That's a problem. And the last episode. I don't know. The story ends, technically. But it ends in a way that doesn't feel earned. And then the developers say there's going to be a Long Dark II, which is fine on its own, but for people who genuinely waited over a decade for the story to conclude, it feels like the ending was just a transition point rather than an actual ending. That leaves a strange taste. Still, the game is finished now. The survival mode was always worth it, still is. And if you can separate the campaign's disappointments from everything else the game does, there's a lot here that no other game does the same way.

Disappointing final, just to make room for a second game in the worst way possible. Men armed with torches could not be killed or scared away by a gun and a bow. I liked the game, but waited almost 5 years for a finale written by a 12 yo. Just sad.