Being set in Antarctica attracted me to this game, and my perspective is possibly an unusual one as my job is Antarctica, I have spent time on the cold continent for work, I've lived and experienced that extreme environment and appreciate that someone actually put it into a game and portrayed it well. That is rare. I found this game to be captivating (I had completed it on iOS) and it really resonated with me in the way they portrayed the cold, the ice, the experience. I wasn't expecting the alternating narrative but genuinely appreciated it, I really enjoyed the storytelling here. The voice acting is great, I like the graphical style and the mocap works well. The delivery of the game is good, with the gameplay factor maybe lacking a little, but as an interactive story it is top notch. I think on steam it may be a little overpriced, at least in Australia, though I understand the production quality is high. I do recommend this game, enough that I bought it for both Steam and iOS.

I love interactive story games like this. I wish I could forget the story and experience it all over again and again.

This game would have been a 10/10 if it wasn't for that weird choice mechanic which is so jarring. Felt let down that my choices didn't mean anything. Otherwise, the voice acting, animations and music are all top notch and deserves praise.

Very cinematic. Playing this immediately after finishing Nevil Shire's On The Beach, in 2025, is very damaging to the will to live.

Nice little story. I especially liked the animations and the voice overs.

I mean...it's entertaining but the ending is confusing af

It's a good story. A good fictional novel. Too bad Brits didn't drop any A-bomb on Antarctica (unpoplulated territory). They choose to test their A-bomb in populated area and kill a few aboriginals and make sick lot of aussies.

This game has a beautiful art style and an entertaining story. Unfortunately there is very little actual gameplay.

Why does half of this novel (no, this is not a game because your actions do not influence the plot) have to be about a bloody romance when it could focus so much more on the Soviet-British friendship borne out of adversity?

Highly recommend this, I played through Steam Family Sharing and went back to buy it and leave this review. The story told here was done so very well. If you want something "different" to add to your interactive story games, this is it. I wasn't sure I'd make it through the first two Acts, I'll admit it. I found myself pausing the game multiple times throughout Act 3 to really reflect on the story being told. There was even one line I ended up writing down. It can be bleak and I felt it might be too depressing which is the case for some but I found elements to be very hopeful right at the end there. We may not be able to change the past or feel like we are running out of time in the future, so why not change what we can now? If that was the goal of the developers, well done <3