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4.58 $

Two Falls (Nishu Takuatshina) is a first-person single player, narrative-driven experience that presents contrasting perspectives on French and Indigenous first [link deleted] prepared to face the dangers of Canadian wilderness and to make choices that could affect your characters. Explore 17th century Canadian wilderness in this 3D linear game and experience the intertwining journeys of Jeanne, a French King’s Daughter stranded far from the French colonies and Maikan, a young Innu hunter trying to uncover what is disturbing his native forest, land of his ancestors.
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This is a lovingly crafted game about Canada in the 1700s. It is mainly in visual novel style where you have to make some decisions and the rest is a walking simulator. It is very linear with little interaction. The
Gameplay-wise this game has barely any interaction. It felt more like watching a movie. There's a bit of inconsistency when you can sprint or not. It's a very railroady game. The story was pretty good, and the
An excellent walking-sim-like narrative game, set in 17th century French-colonial Canada, which has enough confidence in its immersive storytelling to avoid falling back upon traditional gaming elements, such as
I'm going to do this in three parts: What I liked What bothered me Technical issues First of all I should say that for a first game, this was beautifully made. Not only does it work smoothly most of the time and look
I wouldn’t really recommend it, but I’d like to support the small developer. I’d give this game a solid 5/10. Pros: Firewatch-style visuals Unique Indigenous perspective Keeps you engaged Chill, narrative-driven
I'm not sure what I was expecting, I try not to spoil games to much before I play. But this story walk through was so beautifully done. So sad and tragic. Well written walking sim, only sometimes did it feel slow (I