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It is a night like any other night. get home late. roam your house. But are you really all alone? Play my 1st game and defend your home against what may or may not be lurking in the shadows.
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EurogamerDaniel StarkeyNov 201410/10Never Alone carries the sensibilities of its inspirations, and it feels and looks just as it should.
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Digitally DownloadedNov 20145/5 starsIt makes me truly happy to see game developers creating high quality products such as Never Alone that push entertainment boundaries and demonstrate that games can be culturally important. We need to see more of this game, and I hope this is a roaring success so that other native culture organisations look at it and realise the sheer power of games to tell their own stories.
Game RevolutionGil AlmogiDec 20144.5/5 stars[A]s one Iñupiat member put it, this isn't a story about a hero, just someone honoring her commitment to her community and way of life. Addressing that idea through a largely unfamiliar fiction is a refreshing way to remind us to be thankful for what we have.
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GamesRadar+Matt ElliottNov 20142/5 starsNever Alone is bursting with promise and charm, but is savagely let down by technical flaws and maddening design decisions. Not even the cutest fox in gaming can save it.
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GameSpotDaniel HindesNov 20144/10Upper One Games succeeds at bringing Native Alaskan cultural heritage to the fore, but fails at making a good platformer.
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