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Description

I know another story. I heard this one from Panik. There were two friends. One of them was a good fighter in Inupiaq games, and a good hunter. One was a good swimmer. The two friends were brave. Whenever they would cross the sea, they would use only willow as their boat paddles...

Spring has come to the Arctic and Nuna and Fox return in Never Alone: Foxtales -- the first expansion to 2014’s award-winning indie hit Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna).

Travel across open seas, swim through the ruins of a sunken village and paddle up the Noatak River on a mission to rescue a new friend. You’ll need all your wits and the skills of both companions to survive the dangers of the swirling currents, fierce creatures and hidden underwater hazards of the Alaska coast. Only by working together can Nuna and Fox save their friend and defeat an unexpected foe.

Foxtales features three all new levels full of environments to explore, puzzles to solve and enemies to face. Developed in partnership with the Alaska Native community, Foxtales reminds us that some challenges are best faced together and that even the smallest among us deserve respect.

Features:

  • Take to the seas -- Climb aboard your umiaq (a sealskin canoe) and take to the waters of the coasts, rivers and lakes of Northwest Alaska. Paddle through waves, ice floes and rapids or dive underwater and journey across the sea floor, inside mysterious caverns and through a sunken village.
  • Seek the help of the spirits and your companion -- Discover spirit helpers who can change the course of currents at your command. Switch between Nuna and Fox in single player mode or play with a friend in local co-op mode.
  • Explore Alaska Native culture -- Foxtales includes five new unlockable Cultural Insight videos featuring members of the Alaska Native community including the family of Willie Panik Goodwin, Sr., the storyteller whose tale of “The Two Coastal Brothers” inspired the game.
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Requirements

Mac ReqsMinimum SupportedWill It Run?
Mac OS10.8.5Download the MacGameStore App to compare your Mac's information in real-time.

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64bit SupportUnknown
CPU TypeIntel (or Apple Silicon ‡)
CPU Cores2
CPU Speed2.4 GHz
System RAM2 GB
Drive Space3 GB
Video RAM256 MB
Important Notes:
  • ‡ This game requires Rosetta 2 installed to play on an Apple Silicon Mac.
  • Requires Never Alone (Kisima Ingitchuna) to play.
  • Requires Steam and a Steam Account to download & play.
  • Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 or equivalent gamepad required for local co-op. Gamepads may require third party driver.

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  1. PFP

    Beautiful*****

    A wonderful, albeit short, little gem of a game. Fantastic art direction, characters and writing. Controls were a little sludgy at times, but I would recommend this game to anyone without a doubt. Cultural insights (in the DLC as well) were a great addition to the gameplay.

    by eaglesnak, Canada - May 30th 2017
  2. PFP

    A dlc as nice as the main game*****

    If you played through the core game and you enjoyed it then you sure are going to enjoy this dlc as well. It will provide you with a new story(around 1-2 hrs of gameplay) and with new puzzles which aren't going to be a breeze, while keeping the same characters, gorgeous art style and gameplay.

    by Theocharis M., Greece - Aug 4th 2018
  3. PFP

    Fun, but short*****

    A nice additional to the main game, but I was a little disappointed that it was so short - only took me about an hour and a half over two days to complete. On top of that, the ending was very abrupt and unexpected - I didn't realize I had completed the "final battle" until it was over, while in the main game it was easy to tell you when you had reached the final confrontation. That said, considering I'm willing to drop $20 to go to the cinema and see a 2 - 3 hour movie, I'd say an hour and a half of entertainment for the $2 sale price I paid was not a bad deal.

    by Inkblots, Canada - Mar 9th 2017
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