
Experience the epic journey of Nuna and Fox as they search for the source of an eternal blizzard that threatens the survival of everything they have ever known.
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A kind of plain platformer but really shines due to the cultural focus it has on native tribes of Alaska. The platforming is mostly alright and, unless you have a co-op partner, has you controlling two characters. Though the AI will take control of one to follow you, you must switch between the two to overcome obstacles. The AI does it’s best but there are moments it kind of freaks out and can even cause the character to die due to poor pathing. Which leads to the sincerely awful noises the surviving character makes when the human character dies. It’s just a bit too high pitched and whiney. Though the gameplay is nothing special, the focus on the native tribes’ mythology for the story and the rewards of documentary videos really gives the game it’s charm. Despite the game using subtitles for the narrator, it really needs it for the actual documentaries as I often had trouble hearing the people talk.
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Languages: English, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish +4 more
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Never Alone didn’t evoke any strong emotions in me, but I wouldn’t say I disliked it either. If you’re considering playing it, think of it as a folklore-based story game that offers insight into Inuit culture, and don’t expect much more than that. At its core, it’s a platformer, but the mechanics are quite simple and unsophisticated. The controls can feel a bit clunky and buggy at times, though I didn’t encounter any major issues. You can play it in co-op (which I did), and I recommend doing so - it makes the gameplay more engaging, as you’ll need to help each other. What I appreciated most were the video insights about Inuit culture and history. They taught me a lot about Alaska and added depth to the overall experience.
I don't mind that it's a short game, an artistic game, a simple game, a one person project. What I mind is that basic gameplay functionality is crap. Delayed inputs, refused inputs, events that have to occur in sequence or the game hangs, unexpected seuqences leading to death, the AI parter getting themselvers killed, wonky jumps... it's all janky as hell. I'm happy to play your asrtistic game if there is a good, simple gameplay. This is not good but it sure is simple. It's just artistic. But a poor game. This is not anywhere close to award winning as a game. This is award winning only because of culutural representation. It's just another checkbox for inclusivity. If I want to learn about this culture I can watch a documentary. I'm here to play a game and if that game teaches me things about the culture I'm all for it. But the game sucks. It makes me just not care to engage with it or the videos behind it. No thank you. Bundle trash.
Really bad game mechanics, I had to play this game for my Native American Art History class and this has got to be the worst game experience of my life. I get having a coop game but ♥♥♥♥ the ai doesn't know what it's doing half the time so if you play by yourself you repeatedly have to swap characters in areas that if you stay still in you die. DO NOT BUY.
конченая игра из прошлого, много недоработок, самое ублюдское управление из всех игр, во многих моментах нужно искать микроскопические пиксели для прохождения этой помойки. начало бомбить на середине прохождения. самое адекватное - это лор игры и цель у персонажа.
Contols in this game are made with the sole purpose of annoying the player and testing their patience.
Игра не лагала, выглядит приятно Очень много багов. Персонажи постоянно застревают где-то. Субтитры пропадали и иногда они очень быстрые, что не успеваешь читать. Короткая история, на один или два вечера. Для игры посыл - БУДЬТЕ ДОБРИМИ, ХОРОШИМИ, ЛЮБИТЕ ЖИВОТЬНЫХ 🥰🥰🥰
I didn't like the controls - the reaction to press was slow and laggy. The plot is also not really interesting.
NOT Steam deck compatible. Can't play because it won't accept my pressing A to start. Uninstalled and reinstalled and have consistent issues. Unfortunately, this has prevented me from playing the game properly as I bought it specifically due to the verified compatible status.
One of the worst games I've ever played, so far. Has zero value except for telling some small local legend. There are many and many of these in any nation's folklore, and even though it's nice to "play" one of them, it was truly one of the most frustrating platforming experiences I ever had in my life. It was fist-clinchingly annoying at some points. I've played it solo. Companion has no AI at all and tends to un-alive itself quite often and refuse to jump by its own into the right place to activate script to proceed forward in one place and proactive act in another. There is no [b]clear[/b] indicator for a blizzard, which makes some fragments overfly frustrating as you jump on one place and just fall down and die as wind pushes you back. Also, there is a very "fun" moment where you need to aim with this clunky mess of a weapon while wind tosses you back and forth. Character feels clunky; weapon controls are awful. It is not worth $15, nor is it worth your time. I can't see co-op experience improving it in any meaningful way. There are simply way better games if you want to enjoy co-op, for example. Hazelight Studios developer and their games: It Takes Two, A Way Out and Split Fiction
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