
A first-person dog sledding horror game. Play as a sled dog musher hired to transport a scientist deep into the unforgiving wastes of the arctic.
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A scientist, seeking to return to the expedition he had to abandon, hires a sled dog musher to bring him on the last leg of his journey.
That Which Gave Chase is an experimental, narrative-driven dog sledding horror game set in the vast, frozen wastes of the arctic. Playing as a sled dog musher, you must maneuver your dogs through treacherous terrain, guided by a stranger who promises great reward should you both arrive at your destination unharmed.
Playtime: Around 45-60 minutes.
Features:
First-person, physics-based dog sledding. Plan your route and keep your sled from tipping over as you venture through challenging terrain, ranging from linear paths to more open-ended yet contained spaces.
A mix of adventure and light horror elements, with a linear walking sim-like structure. This game is story-focused and somewhat text heavy, with an emphasis on mood and atmosphere.
Experience a disjointed narrative utilizing sudden cuts and a constant unnerving atmosphere. Retrace the steps of an arctic expedition as you venture further and further into the grey.
An average playthrough of That Which Gave Chase will take around 45-60 minutes. Keep your eyes open and learn to read the strange place you find yourself in, and you may find there is more to uncover.
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Languages: English, Japanese, Turkish, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Simplified Chinese, Spanish - Latin America, Traditional Chinese, Portuguese - Brazil, Italian, Czech +2 more
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Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
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Cool little horror game, very much worth the price. Won't say more or I'll spoil the fun.
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Big arctic expedition/Lovecraft/The Thing guy here, so I really enjoyed it. Feels like I would have LOVED it if it was a little more fleshed out, had a few more gameplay systems/story beats along the way.
ローポリのゲームが好きなので購入しましたが、 犬ぞりの操作が複雑ですぐ転倒するし、進行方向が合っているのかわからないし、 目的地に着いたらパッと場面が切り替わって時系列が過去なのか現在なのかわからなくなるし、 そもそも主人公と連れのオッサンの目的が不明だし、言っている事も難解だし、 「早く終わんないかな…」「もうやめたい…」と何度も思った。 エンディングまで進めたら全ての謎が明らかになると信じていたけど、最後の最後まで意味不明だった。 あと全然ホラーじゃなかった(雰囲気は嫌いじゃないけど)。
Bite sized horror. Best experienced knowing nothing. All I will say is that the atmosphere and doggos are top notch!
Играть можно, но с оговорками. Жаль, что TWGC не просто симулятор ходьбы (ездьбы), видимо, для разнообразия, здесь есть убегалки на санях от [spoiler] олежек [/spoiler], и этот момент гавно говна, даже сам разработчик в курсе - после n-попыток криво управляемую пытку можно пропустить, дальше всё пойдёт нормально. Тягучая атмосфера неопределённости и вот эта вот вся северная тщетность бытия - на месте. Тексты немножко водянистые, лучше бы их было меньше.
very good, loved the sound design and track. Get why the visuals are the way they are but it does gross out the eyes after a while.
Jest atmosfera, i jest intrygująca paplanina-gmatwanina, z której niestety finalnie nie ma żadnej satysfakcji.
muy bueno no entendi nada
"This reminds me of my favorite movie The Thing" - guy who has only seen The Thing.
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