Michael Kitchin writes, “The Prince of Landis manages to tell a neat little tale about a small boy growing up in rural Oregon. Whilst there’s not a lot of plot to tell, the environmental details and conversations with the locals do manage to add some substance to the narrative. It feels fairly grounded and exploring the town for items doesn’t feel overwhelming or tricky. I do wish more effort was made with the soundtrack. Whilst silence was probably intended to hammer home the isolation, it does feel like the game is lacking in it’s absence. It’s not stellar in its presentation but it mostly delivers.”
