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Skabma - Snowfall
The rhythm of nature is in danger! You are Áilu, a young Sámi whose ordinary reindeer herding day turns into an adventure. Learn the old ways of the Noaidis, Sámi Healers. Harness the powers of the Noaidi Drum and the Familiar Spirits to fight against a disorder spreading across the land!
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7 reviews found90
Movies Games and Tech
Jun 21, 2022
Skábma – Snowfall makes tranquil, puzzle-based exploration compelling. For that reason, despite a few bugs, it’s a game I recommend.
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LadiesGamers.com
May 13, 2022
Overall I enjoyed the game. It is always interesting to experience new cultures that you didn’t know much about, which was definitely the case here. For me, at least, the game is definitely worth a look for its unique look at a group of people that you don’t hear about often unless you live in that part of the world.
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NME
Apr 22, 2022
Taken with a grain of patience, Skábma is a warm and wonderful coming-of-age story with a refreshing change of scenery. The game’s platforming is held back by some major bugs, but captivating storytelling and gorgeous graphics ensure it’s easily worth the £14 price tag.
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VGamingNews
Apr 22, 2022
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Screen Rant
Apr 21, 2022
Overall, Skábma - Snowfall is a bold and heartfelt game that has a wonderful atmosphere and charming if sometimes simplistic gameplay. It is held back by some technical limitations, but players who don't mind these setbacks will still find an engaging experience. More: Weird West Review: A Wonderfully Rotten Wild West Experience Skábma - Snowfall releases 22 April for PC.
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Gaming Age
Sep 12, 2023
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Checkpoint Gaming
May 6, 2022
Despite an absolutely stunning visual design and an imaginative interpretation of Sámi culture, Skábma – Snowfall is let down by some frustrating design decisions. Its cumbersome control scheme and lack of guidance between story objectives lead to gameplay roadblocks that hurt the pacing of an otherwise compelling narrative. While it stuns with its gorgeous landscapes and presents interesting (if underutilised) ‘spirit drum’ mechanics, it’s difficult to recommend Skábma in its current state. I’m looking forward to seeing Red Stage Entertainment continue to support the title and bring out its strengths.
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