The word you choose determines what happens next. As you explore the world, you’ll collect “charms” which are stand ins for specific words that are playable at decision points. The game itself has a pretty interesting mechanic that allows you to go back and change the story based on making a different choice at specific decision points. While all the rooms are great, anything outside with natural scenery is phenomenal. Each of these “rooms” appears to be hand drawn, and the artists that created each scene dug deep into their color palette, and created absolutely amazing backgrounds. You move through the game by moving from “room to room” like an old RPG, though in this case a “room” is any change in scene. This game is worth checking out based on the visuals alone. I’ll spare you the details here since it’s so story driven- don’t want to spoil anything. Your best friend is a fox named Rolo, and the part of the story that unfolds in the demo is entirely his fault. Dad’s dead and mom is missing, but everyone except you seems to believe she’s dead too. Premise of the game is you’re a 12-year-old orphan (maybe?!) named Luka that is being raised by your grandmother.
First one I choose to play was the demo for Beacon Pines, a cute mystery adventure game. This weekend marks the Big Adventure Event on Steam, which features a ton of indie adventure games that you should definitely checkout.
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