From the developers of 2018's Seers Isle and 2020's Across The Grooves comes a brand-new game about a future after climate change gets past the point of no return. Told as an interactive graphic novel, End of Lines follows a family at the end of the 21st century, as the player tries to help them to manage their supplies in order to survive.
Accompanied by hand-painted visuals and an original soundtrack from composers Camille Marcos and Julien Ponsoda, End of Lines is all about making the right choices to keep the family going despite the hardships they encounter along the way.
The game's description promises that the climate emergency depicted in the game is "well-researched", and acts as a "warning about climate inaction". Players are warned that the story — which depends on your decisions — may include violence and death.
The current release date for the Nintendo Switch is 2022.
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Amazing, it looks like something out of a movie.
"a brand-new game about a future after climate change gets past the point of no return."
oh, so it's a game about the year 2022
I like games with pretty art styles and like hybrid visual novels with other things mixed in. This doesn't say much about actual gameplay though so I'll wait and see what reviews say.
Looks kinda like Disco Elysium from these few pictures
The Master Control Program game
Way back in ancient times (aka 2019), I played two of my favorite games on Switch - Quarantine Circular and Opus: Rocket of Whispers, which both dealt with the topic of horrible world-ending diseases. Then not much longer that whole COVID-19 thing happened. This game looks beautiful and like something I would enjoy, but I'm not sure if I'm ready for my choices in video games to destroy the world again.
@iLikeUrAttitude Its a real castle in England, check out Corfe Castle
Looks nice. Im looking for a new VN after the translation nightmare that was One Way Ticket. That put me off the genre, need to jump back in
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