This achievement is straight forward and hard to miss. Simply dig up an item at any of the light pillars for the first time. The first level is slightly different from when the video was made, but still has the same amount of stars to be collected. I have another guide that shows how you can collect all 150 Stars.

The second was the platforming, which was a bit of a nuisance when it doesn't let you jump if you're just on the side of a rock, other than that I can fully recommend it.These achievements all include the collection of something within the game. At one point I ran around the map wasting a good 20 minutes completely lost, when all I wanted to do was hear more of the story. Two things did bother me, the first of which is how easy it is to get lost on one of the levels. It's strange, how a story written by a complete stranger can sound so familiar. Each time you dig up a clue, you're given more of the story and these are easy to find too.Īs a father myself, and as someone who has lost touch with their own father, I found the story and the way it was told quite touching. 99% of the game is wondering around as the fox just taking it all in. There's not really any puzzles, I suppose one thing could have been called a puzzle, but it wasn't even remotely difficult. It's actually two parallel stories at the same time, with the fox searching for their missing family and the narrator reconnecting with his father. A very peaceful game, as you run around as the sweet little fox digging up clues and listening to the narrator tell his story. I thought it was quite lovely, a great change of pace from all the heavy action games I've played recently. If you don't like games like Firewatch, where you walk around a just listen a lot, it's probably not for you. I was able to solve that issue by setting it into windowed mode, moving it over and setting it back to fullscreen. The developer sent in a key, so I gave it a run and apart from a minor multi-monitor issue, with it initially displaying on the wrong screen, it seems to work rather nicely.

Includes English subtitles along with an easy-to-use fan translation system.

A short game (about an hour and a half) focused on story with some light puzzle solving and platforming.

Featuring a gorgeous soundtrack by acclaimed artists like Message to Bears, Lowercase Noises, and Josh Kramer.

Not a 'fox simulator,' but an emotional, intimate story by a one-man team with an ending you won't soon forget.

For fans of Journey, Firewatch, and Shelter.

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