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Then, as the fire moves on top of you over a series of weeks, the smoke fills the air and makes the world feel like it is coming to an end.Īll of this combined to make me feel a connection to what I was seeing.įirewatch starts by giving Henry a reason to want to get away. When it’s off on the horizon, the pillar of smoke serves as a beacon to help you keep your bearings. A handwritten note in a box, which you can read just by holding it up to your face, makes the world feel like it has existed long before you showed up.Īnd when you do spot a fire, smoke fills the sky to various degrees. While your character is mostly alone in the woods, you still feel the presence of other humans thanks to the items they’ve left behind.
And you get a glimpse of his uncertain legs when you jump over an obstacle or down from a cliff. You can also see his slightly pudgy wrists and hand when he pulls up his radio. The game conveys that you’re in his body by making his legs and torso plainly visible when you look down. You play as Henry, a slightly overweight dude who doesn’t seem particularly talented at climbing. Firewatch impresses with its visual cohesion. The environment convinces with its swaying trees and rippling ponds.īut it goes beyond color palettes and well-animated trees. The first thing you’ll notice about Firewatch is that it’s beautiful. It’s a vibrant world of orange and red. Image Credit: Jeffrey Grubb/GamesBeat What you’ll like
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