“How We Know We’re Alive” is a short game that expertly explores grief
How We Know We're Alive By Motvind Studios. Small in its scope but rich in details, lovingly crafted, animated and soundscaped: Free windows murder mystery game.
“How We Know We’re Alive” is a short game that expertly explores grief
Developed by motvind studios, how we know we’re alive is a point and click murder mystery set in a small town in sweden. All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the us and other countries. We aim to create a wide range of interactive experiences in collaboration with other artists and creators. Viewing most recent comments 41 to 80 of 266 · next page · previous page · first page · last page. With a varied background in vfx, 3d animation, illustration and graphic design we aim to create a wide range of interactive experiences in collaboration with other artists and creators. How we know we're alive: Free windows murder mystery game. Beautiful pixel art and a unique soundtrack make the game feel ethereal. 307 viewing posts 1 to 1 Two years later we are happy to present how we know we're alive.
How we know we're alive is a passion project among friends and completely free for everyone. Welcome to härung a small industrial town in the. You play as sara, an advertising copywriter who returns to her hometown of härunga to pay her respects to her estranged friend, maria. How we know we're alive will break your heart. a deeply touching and emotional game that really hits hard. We aim to create a wide range of interactive experiences in collaboration with other artists and creators. How we know we're alive. This video contains a full run of the swedish indie game by motvind studios. Two years later we are happy to present how we know we're alive. How we know we're alive is a passion project among friends and completely free for everyone. Beautiful pixel art and a unique soundtrack make the game feel ethereal. Motvind studios is an independent art collective duo consisting of leo köhler and august håkansson.
