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Feist is a multi-award winning, beautifully handcrafted action game. It follows the story of a fragile little fur creature and its desperate attempt to rescue its mate from the clutches of a pack of malicious predators. The journey to the heart of a mysterious forest soon becomes a savage and merciless fight for survival as everything in this mesmerizing but deadly environment wants to eat you. The vivid world of Feist is brought to life by a highly dynamic and emergent gameplay. All elements interact with each other and produce unpredictable interactions. Enemies are armed with a complex AI and chase the player with the physical intensity of wild beasts – reminding him of how small he is. Feist's tension is emphasized by an enchanting and melancholic Score and a cinematic style reminiscent of Jim Henson’s 'The Dark Cristal' (1982), Yuriy Norshteyn’s 'Hedgehog in the Fog'. (1975) and Maurice Sendaks 'Where the Wild Things Are' (1963). 1 player DUALSHOCK®4 Software subject to li
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Feist is a multi-award winning, beautifully handcrafted action game. It follows the story of a fragile little fur creature and its desperate attempt to rescue its mate from the clutches of a pack of malicious predators. The journey to the heart of a mysterious forest soon becomes a savage and merciless fight for survival as everything in this mesmerizing but deadly environment wants to eat you. The vivid world of Feist is brought to life by a highly dynamic and emergent gameplay. All elements interact with each other and produce unpredictable interactions. Enemies are armed with a complex AI and chase the player with the physical intensity of wild beasts – reminding him of how small he is. Feist's tension is emphasized by an enchanting and melancholic Score and a cinematic style reminiscent of Jim Henson’s 'The Dark Cristal' (1982), Yuriy Norshteyn’s 'Hedgehog in the Fog'. (1975) and Maurice Sendaks 'Where the Wild Things Are' (1963). 1 player DUALSHOCK®4 Software subject to li
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