We sort of both agreed it would be the next one we covered, although you’d played it previously and I hadn’t. Rik: Well, shall we start with how we came to choose this one? I don’t think it was anyone’s choice, particularly. Otherwise, ***final spoiler warning*** for the discussion ahead! It also received quite a lot of critical acclaim, with which we’re both in accordance, so we’d definitely nudge you enthusiastically in its direction, if you’ve not played it already. Here’s a short teaser trailer:Īs with the other games we’ve covered in this series, Firewatch is pretty short and offers at best a gentle challenge. That’s probably about as much as we want to say, unless you’ve played the game already. Set in 1989, you are Henry, a middle-aged man who takes a job as a lookout in the Shoshone National Forest in order to put some distance between himself and his problems. Today we’re looking at Firewatch, the 2016 adventure from developers Campo Santo. Bear in mind the bit about spoilers though, before clicking on those links. That’s a sentence that neatly describes what we do each time, but in case you aren’t one of our legion of enthusiastic regular readers, previous instalments have seen us tackle The Vanishing of Ethan Carter, Gone Home and Her Story. Hello and welcome to the latest in our series of discussion reviews of modern indie adventure games (with spoilers).
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