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Puzzle, Simulator, Adventure, Indie
Find out where the squirrel keeps their stash! You have 3 cameras, wired up to three TVs at your hideout. Each night, the squirrel leaves its home, goes to its stash, and returns home. You can place the cameras during daytime, and at night you can watch it run around. Can you find the tree that has the stash?
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Contemplative, raw, tiny and contemporary.
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PC InvasionBlake GrundmanFeb 20219/10Games like Nuts don't come along very often. A compelling storyline and intriguing puzzles combine to create my favorite gaming experience of 2021, so far. Don't let it's simple demeaner fool you. There is far more going on under the hood than meets the eye. This is an investigation that deserves your attention, as soon as possible.
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EurogamerChristian DonlanJan 2021Embrace the bucolic life as a grad student tracking some squirrels across a forest in this unique narrative puzzler.
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DualShockersDavid GillFeb 20218/10With its interesting story and unique art style, Nuts is a narrative puzzle game worth exploring a forest of squirrels for.
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GameSpotDavid WildgooseFeb 20214/10Nuts is a short hike through mostly uninspiring terrain.
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TheSixthAxisNic BunceMar 20214/10I cannot, in good faith, recommend a game that I could not finish thanks to game-breaking bugs. Looking past that, on the grounds that said bug can be squashed in time, you have a great concept that is just poorly executed. For all its atmosphere, for all its potential, the game feels totally hollow. Perhaps the point of the game was that you feel closer to the squirrels than your boss, who you hold in such contempt you refuse to speak to her. Perhaps the game is just dull.
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IGDB rating 7.0/10 from 7 ratings.
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