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Aslak / Jun 23, 2023 / Action, Adventure, Indie
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A first-person dog sledding horror game. Play as a sled dog musher hired to transport a scientist deep into the unforgiving wastes of the arctic.
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Just a small patch: - fixing misaligned text in a readable item - applying Unity engine security patch
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91% positive, 919 reviews
I saw the new upload from Wendigoon and just from the first couple of minutes, I knew I wanted to play this. I stopped watching and picked it up since I wanted to experience it firsthand. I love the vague nature of the story and character(s) and the isolated feeling the entire game left me feel uneasy in a good way. So bravo and I would to see more of this caliber of games from you in the future. Now if you'll excuse...
71 found this helpful, 2025-11-15
This is always the true test That Which Gave Chase is a first-person atmospheric horror game, where the retro PSX graphics give pixelated life to Aslak Karlsen Hauglid's baleful story. You play as a nameless dog musher escorting a scientist on an expedition into the frigid wilderness of the Arctic. Along with the cold, suspicions and mistrust soon begin to creep in. The reason behind this expedition, as well as its...
27 found this helpful, 2026-02-20
Just watched Wendigoon's video on this game and it reminded me how much I enjoyed it. 100%'d it in ~2.5 hours with 3 playthroughs, and while that might not add up to the "$1/hour of play" metric, the experience is definitely worth the $5 price tag. It's been about a year since I played this last, and because I'm revisiting it now, I plan on replaying it again tonight after the sun goes down. Very atmospheric,...
27 found this helpful, 2025-11-15
Maybe its because I recently read The Terror by Dan Simmons, but playing an isolating game in the arctic was exactly the feeling that I was still looking for. While I don't think this game does anything exceptional, it does nail the uncertainty, loneliness, and unease that I desired from The Terror.
21 found this helpful, 2025-10-28
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this was seriously lacking in story and narrative, i dont understand all the positive comments on this, it felt like drinking a la croix

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