Lake Season’s Greetings Review (Steam)

by Jim Smale · Published November 15, 2023 · Updated November 14, 2023

Our Lake Season’s Greetings review takes place at Christmas time, 1985. we take on the role of Meredith’s dad, Thomas Weiss, and will be treated to a warm reunion with Providence Oaks and its inhabitants. Get answers to questions that were teased in Lake, meet five completely new characters, and find out which role an almost retired postal worker can play in delivering the Christmas spirit to Providence Oaks.

Lake Season’s Greetings Review Pros:

Beautiful graphics.
1.49GB Download size.
Steam achievements.
Full controller support.
Graphics – window mode, resolution, v-sync, refresh rate, fps cap, overall quality preset, texture filtering, vegetation quality, shader quality focus, sunshafts, light quality, shadow distance, shadow quality, anti-aliasing, ambient occlusion, motion blur, and bloom.
Enchanting soundtrack.
Seperate menu option so you can play it straight away.
Has its own set of svaes.
Opening Prologue setting the story.
Multiple choice interactions.
Decent voicework.
The game has you delivering parcels and packages to a small town and mingling with the locals at Christmas time.
Goose – the name of your delivery van that comes with a semi-functional radio.
Minimap.
Save when you want.
Icons show on the map and the name of the street will show as you enter it.
Parcels require you to know which one to pick.
Play how you want.
After work, you can choose what activities to do or just stay at home.
Multiple endings and possible outcomes of scenarios.
Feels very calming and chilled to play.
Simple controls and on-screen icons.
Has replay value if you want to see more from the colorful group of characters.
You get little stories, and tidbits of history as you drive around.
It seems everyone is trying to hit on you!
Autopilot lets the game take over and drive for you to set locations.
It’s nice to be back and the snow makes it all look really good.
A good nice wholesome story.