There is just one thing I'd like to get out of the way before I get started: Please, don't be fooled or offended by my score of 5/10, I'm There is just one thing I'd like to get out of the way before I get started: Please, don't be fooled or offended by my score of 5/10, I'm glad that I bought The First Tree (twice), and I recommend you do too. whether it's some of the scenes we're talking about, or the music. There are moments of beauty in this game, to say the least, which I wish could've been in Breath of the Wild. What I will say is that this game has a lot of unexpected moments of beauty, and that, quite possibly, because as a creator with depression myself, I know what the highs and lows can be like, this developer has tremendous potential which, every now and then, was thwarted by his depression. That's $10 you could spend somewhere else if you wanted so I won't say that to you. 'Oh, just one guy developed this to deal with depression so you should buy it to support him.' Nope. And no, I'm not saying this like some people out there out of some pity bullsh*t that. You'll have to give it a chance, that's all I can say. And just like that, I went through the whole game.

what the hell is this derivative plot tw. oh nevermind, another sappy, badly written piece of cr- oh that's so lovely. See? That's the feeling I had the whole time playing the game. What a derivative, beautiful piece of ****. A short game (about an hour and a half) focused on story with some light puzzle solving and platforming.What a derivative, beautiful piece of ****.

Featuring a gorgeous soundtrack by acclaimed artists like Message to Bears, Lowercase Noises, and Josh Kramer. Not a 'fox simulator,' but an emotional, intimate story by a one-man team with an ending you won't soon forget. For fans of Journey, Firewatch, and Shelter. Along the way, players can uncover artifacts and stories from the son's life as he becomes intertwined in the fox’s journey towards The First Tree. Players take control of the fox on a poignant and beautiful journey that crescendos at the source of life, and perhaps result in an understanding of death. From the creator of Home is Where One Starts… comes The First Tree, a third-person exploration game centered around two parallel stories: a fox trying to find her missing family, and a son reconnecting with his father in Alaska.

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