I do not feel it is worth my time to play through again just to see what I could find out by choosing different dialogue options. For a $30 AUD game, I expected to get much more out of it. There were enough twists for sure, but it felt like it played out sporadically and never really delivered fully. I really expected there to be more gameplay mechanics tied into the story. The story will play out the same, but you may just find out little things here and there after choosing different dialogue which act as mere facts. But how much of an impact do the differences make? If it's anything like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, I would definitely go for another playthrough. And there is replayability in having different dialogue choices. But was there even anything to miss? Sure I know there were a few little secrets that were left uncovered like treasure for example. I felt like IВ missed a big chunk of the game. Then bye bye Two Forks, summer over, you're out. The intro was played at a fantastic pace but then all of a sudden came to a halt and dragged on till right at the end you discover the mystery. The story felt very slow when it hit the middle mark. Hello little friend.ДЄfter noticing this I soon began to notice a few more flaws. All I came across was a few birds in the distance and a turtle. Where the hell was the wildlife? Dialogue from Delilah suggested there were bears, but I came across no bears whatsoever. However I quickly noticed something missing. From dense forestry to rivers, lakes, canyons, and caves. I immensely enjoyed getting lost in the beautiful surroundings of Two Forks. If they had of screwed up the dialogue between Henry and Delilah, there wouldn't be much to stick around for. This part of the game stands out as the best by far. You are in near constant contact with her as you play through the events of the summer.

With Delilah the only socialising you have,В the game surprising doesn't feel as lonely as it may look. Immediately you can tell how well the voice acting and script was done. After hiking for 2 days he arrives at his watch tower, alone but for hisВ supervisor Delilah talking through the radio from anotherВ lookoutВ tower off in the distance. The beginning starts in the same wayВ no matter what dialogue options you choose: HenryВ decides to take a summer job as a fire lookout ranger at Two Forks Lookout Area in Wyoming.

Firewatch, developed by indie devs Campo Santo, begins in an interesting way, giving you a choice on how some of the main character's past details play out.

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