As you progress parts of the story appear on the screen for you to read, if you moved too fast and didn’t catch all of the paragraph, simply press ‘Left’ and it’ll pop up again for you to read it all. When exploring you simply move the Switch analogue stick in the direction your heading, and as this is a very linear game, you’ll find that’s ‘Right’ for most of the time. With regards to feel and playing, it’s so simple. It’s just really pleasant on the eyes to look at and is pretty much perfect visualisation for the story being told as you play. Some rather gorgeous backdrops of the beach in which you’ll encounter some sunsets, storms and sunny days. It’s simplistic but rather quite beautiful. Well just look at the screenshots already posted. Some beautiful bonding moments such as playing fetch with Mr Percival There is no real aim for them, they’re just nice to participate in and read the additional excerpts of the story which further showcase the bond that Storm Boy and Mr Percival build. Yes as part of the interactivity in this lovely story, you can participate in various mini-games as both characters as well as participating in activities of which there are no end goals such as simply sailing your boat on the beach and diving in the ocean.
However in doing so you would miss out on some quite warming moments in the game which you see the relationship between Storm Boy and Mr Percival grow. You don’t even need to participate in the games if you wish. Throughout the game and chapters you can participate in a selection of charming mini games which are not testing at all. You simply move Storm Boy across the screen reading excerpts from the original story. The game is very linear with regards to exploration. You play the story out as the titular character Storm Boy progressing through what I assume are chapters from the original book. Genres: Interactive Story / Adventure / OtherĪn interactive retelling of Colin Thiele’s classic tale by taking control of both Storm Boy and Mr Pervival What is it?īased on Colin Thiele’s 1964 children’s book of the same name, Storm Boy takes place on the beaches of South Australia near the mouth of the Murray River, where the titular protagonist rescues orphaned pelican chicks, one of whom later becomes Storm Boy’s pet and best friend, Mr Percival. Platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, Mac, iOS, and Android
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