free download the first tree switch review

This was certainly the case for myself and were it not for the efforts of the enigmatic Indie Gamer Chick and her tireless crusade for Indie games to receive the same exposure as AAA games, perhaps this truly spellbinding title would have been lost on me to the dredges of the Nintendo eshop. The First Tree is the kind of title that just maybe, passed you by. I’ve heard and watched countless stories and films detailing loss, regret and pain - but The First Tree speaks with a soulful authenticity that clutches you and urges you to not only listen, but truly empathise with what you are experiencing.You’re the first, the last, my everything That a game can elicit such a visceral emotional response speaks volumes to its content. I cannot stress enough that this game punched me right in the heart and the ending left me a mess of tears and remorse. I look forward to seeing it play out in the wider gaming community. I wish I could discuss a particular decision that is given to the player that will no doubt be subject of much discussion everywhere (I’ve already checked, and it is), but I honestly found it to be one of the most truly inspired heart-wrenching decisions to make in a game, especially given how open ended it is. But much like another favoured title of mine, Oxenfree, The First Tree challenges those preconceptions and is all the better for it. This game is out there, fully occupying the left-field in terms of what is expected of a playable experience. One person's trash is another person's treasure - and I fully appreciate that there are those that may read this, play it through and then scoff at this glowing review. ‍ The First Tree makes as much use of silence as it does anything else.Īrt is subjective.

Free download the first tree switch review