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Welcome to Primrose Lake

Welcome to Primrose Lake

|United States, Poland|Simulator, Strategy

8.6 /10

Aww Great!

Niche

29 ratings
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Steam · Player score8.6/1029 ratings
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Why play it

An idyllic town nestled in the Rocky Mountains, Primrose Lake is not as quaint as it seems. When Jenny Carlyle hitches a ride from a total stranger, she quickly realizes something is seriously wrong. No cell reception. No internet. Nothing to do but bide her time and try to stay out of trouble. It isn't easy to do. In Primrose Lake, trouble has a way of catching up to you. Experience a new Time Management mystery where everyone has a secret, and there's no place to hide from the past.

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Rating momentum

Aww Great!: 8.6/10 across 29 ratings. Word of mouth is strong — if you like the genre, go for it.

Play style

Leans into Simulator, Strategy, Adventure — a quick read on whether that fantasy matches what you usually enjoy.

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GamePittRob Pitt · 17 Mar, 2020
9/10

Welcome to Primrose Lake is a great first outing for the franchise on the Switch and I can’t wait to see more from the Carlyle girls. Time-management games have their audience, they’re for people who play casually, maybe playing one or two stages at a time, who like a good story which gets more interesting as you progress through the many (sixty) levels. As such, this game is perfect for those types of people as it kept myself entertained throughout and had me hooked right until the end. If you have a choice of how to play the game, I’d recommend in portable mode with the touchscreen, but using the Joy-Cons will give you practice before you jump into the co-op mode with your friends and family – you’ll get hours of enjoyment out of this game.

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