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This game is awesome, but if you reload to many times or something you can't walk past this tree because you're somehow faster than the camera...
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Really nicely made, and made me kinda emotional. I hadn't noticed how the dad always runs out in front and then retreats when soldiers come until someone where mentioned it. Agreed that that's a really nice touch.
On second playthrough, I just ignored the family, mashed the right-arrow key, and eventually hit an invisible wall. :\ Was hoping to see some sort of alternate ending...
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I wouldn't really call it a game, but at the same time this is a beautiful piece of art, and I love it. It is very emotionally gripping.
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This game is one of those, rare, beautiful games. Simple graphics (but that's what I love in games :) ) but the true beauty is hidden deep below the surface. The music has a very sad and depressing tone, and I had to play it more then once. Some people don't understand true beauty, and I feel sorry for them that they can't understand how marvelous these types of games are. Amazing work! :D
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I cried because, in my attempt to protect the family. The only one who survived is the little girl, and she never left. She just sat there in the snow beside me. Very touching. 5/5
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I think that it wasn't the bullets but the war the hatred it must live off love and affection that's why it grew when it was being cared for and adored but the war must have been what weakened the alien not the bullets and missiles...
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There's a second message to this game that seems to have been missed. After protecting the family all I could, I went back and replayed the game - but this time I only looked out for myself, and let them die. I still died in the same place - but this time I was alone and unmourned. It's only through helping others that our lives -and our deaths - can mean anything.
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Awww, the ending I got is were the little boy and the alien is at the same time. :'( 5/5 for making me think after the game was over,
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Interesting game, but excruciatingly slow. Not sure why games try to lengthen themselves by limiting player walking speed, but makes the impatient (like me) skip replaying it.
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Why were they trying to kill him? He was sacrificing his own life to save people. :_( Poor guy, and then it started snowing.
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Wow... just... wow. This was awesome. The first time I died alone. ;_; The second time I died was with the boy, the man and the girl. I don't think the girl left because she got over it, more of the fact that her remaining family had left her alone in the snow. 11/5
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I played this before. I Saved her brother and her mother from the enemies But i didnt save her dad. I walked far and her brother died. Her mom died too. And then theres a squad with a tank I blocked it But 3 bullets went past me and the girl died. ;_;
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Beautiful Game.
The Developer not only done something that's most important to a game but he did it in the most amazing way possible.
He focused on the main aspect which is the characters that we come to know and love. The alien is a great example I've only know him for about 10 - 15 minutes now and i'm already feeling the aliens pain.
The heroic act of protecting those people really touched my heart but as you progress through the game you see he was doing this out of love.
This game actually taught me a lesson which is to respect and care for one another, no matter the origin. great game 5/5
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A soldier comes out of nowhere and tries to shoot the daughter. I manage to block her, before I started dying and two bullets went past me...she was not saved. ;___;