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Gamesblip offers their opinion on E-Line Media's Never Alone for the PS4.

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Neil writes "Never Alone, the puzzle platformer with a message to the world is available to download right now."

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E-Line and Upper One Games release news that Never Alone shall be delayed and now come to EU on 26th November.

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GamingLives takes a look at Upper One Games' narrative-driven puzzle platformer. "The vignettes are perfectly pleasant to watch; they are well produced and can be absolutely fascinating, but they do wrench you out of the game every time you watch one. In a sense they fall victim to their own implementation; each clip is related to an action or area in the story, so when they become unlocked it makes sense to just watch them then and there, which is the major factor in the disrupted immersion. Its possible to watch the lot of them at the end of the game, or even just the ones you unlocked in that chapter while the game loads the next. This would probably help, but the underlying problem is that there is little to tie two very separate stories together."

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Never Alone (or Kisima Initchua in its native tongue) is a PlayStation 4 platformer by Upper One Games and E-Line Media. Its an interactive re-telling of stories that come from the Alaskan indigenous peoples, the Iñupiaq. Some of the stories touched upon are The Blizzard Man, The Sky People, and Rolling Heads, among others.

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Polygon: "Never Alone wants to fill a gap. From Where in the World is Carmen San Diego? to Oregon Trail, the power of games as teaching tools has been demonstrated countless times through the years. But puzzlingly, edutainment has remain mainly the purview of games aimed at kids. Never Alone isnt a textbook-style interactive CD-ROM, but it enrobes a fascinating cultural survey with a candy coating of game mechanics. The story and heritage developer Upper One Games and publisher E-Line Media is distinct, and its presentation is made with care. But the platformer built to help make this education easier to swallow is a little bitter."

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Never Alone (or Kisima Initchua in its native tongue) is a PlayStation 4 platformer by Upper One Games and E-Line Media. Its an interactive re-telling of stories that come from the Alaskan indigenous peoples, the Iñupiaq. Some of the stories touched upon are The Blizzard Man, The Sky People, and Rolling Heads, among others.

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Eric from We Got This Covered wrote: Its not often that playing a video game turns into a history lesson. Sure, there are titles such as Civilization and Age of Empires out there, but I would certainly never go to either of them in order to explain a moment of historical significance. Im not going to count edutainment titles either, as that nickname usually refers to games that are educational, but generally not fun to play. Enter Never Alone, the debut effort from Upper One Games. Based around indigenous Alaskan stories, the title was commissioned by the Cook Inlet Tribal Council in order to educate audiences about the Iñupiat. Rather than let their culture fall to the wayside, the Iñupiat have embraced the modern age of technology in order to tell their tale.

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Along with the updated look, there are new ways to travel through Hoenn as well.

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