One of the easiest ways to do this early in the game is to scavenge venison from deer carcasses and cook it on a fire-but there's always the risk of contracting food poisoning. To keep them topped up you'll have to find food. Against all odds, I've survived the first night.Įverything you do burns calories, and the more physically demanding the task, the more you'll burn. I light the wood burner and it casts a warm glow over the room, which raises my temperature when I crouch next to it. There are supplies scattered around: bandages, matches, a lamp, canned food. Relief washes over me as I open the door. I trudge through the snow towards it, revealing the silhouette of a cabin. Night is falling and I'm about to give in and start a new game, but then I see something in the distance: a wisp of smoke. I haven't found anything useful yet just a few skittish deer that I have no hope of hunting. It's a nice, immersive touch.Īs I wander through the forest, I notice words appearing at the bottom-right of the screen: freezing, starving, dehydrated. “That smarts, but I'll be fine.” he says if you sustain a minor injury. “My stomach feels like an empty pit.” he'll grumble if he's hungry.
Mackenzie is played by Mark Meer, voice of Commander Shepard in the Mass Effect series, and regularly vocalises how he feels. It's a stark, barren landscape, and I feel like I'm being swallowed by it. Snow swirls in the wind as I make my way down a hill into a forest. It's remarkable how much atmosphere they've managed to squeeze out of those stylised, hand-painted textures. I'm immediately struck by the art style, which looks like concept art come to life. I start a new game and find myself gazing across a sea of trees.
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