Offered a custom difficulty setting that allowed players to tailor the challenge to their preferences, from Casual to Expert

Incorporated a fast travel map that enabled players to quickly navigate between locations, reducing backtracking

Presented a variety of hidden object scenes, including fragmented item puzzles where players had to assemble scattered pieces, providing a fresh take on the genre

Continued the Eventide series, building upon the established Slavic mythological themes and characters that fans had grown to appreciate

Incorporated interactive books that provided additional context and lore related to the Slavic deities and beliefs, deepening the player's understanding of the game's setting

Told a compelling story that centered around the protagonist's efforts to rescue her kidnapped brother and prevent a catastrophic flood, engaging players with the high-stakes conflict

Maintained the Eventide series' signature enchanting atmosphere through the use of visually stunning and animated cutscenes

Included bonus content, such as illustrated deity cards that players could collect, extending the gameplay experience beyond the main story

Featured a good sound design, with a soundtrack that appropriately complemented the game's fantastical Slavic-inspired setting