Snowy Path
A downloadable game for Windows and macOS
Snowy Path is a solo adventure survival game on PC. It has been made by students at Gamagora in 4 months with the help of MAAAV and CPE students. This is a vertical slice of what the game could be if it had a longer development.
In Snowy Path, you play as Oneira, a young Iroquois girl lost in a cold and enchanted moutain. Your goal is to explore and survive. You will have to manage your temperature, solve puzzles and encounter dangerous creatures!
The game has been presented (in French) at the Gamagora Game Show live broadcast on Twitch the 7th of May 2021 at 5pm GMT+02!
The team
Level designers
- Hugo Forter - LinkedIn - Itch.io - Website - Twitter
- Jason Payet - LinkedIn - Itch.io - Website - Twitter
- Mathieu Reynaud - LinkedIn - Twitter
- Théophile Catella - LinkedIn - Itch.io - Website
- Tom Parseihian--Hoppenot - LinkedIn - Itch.io - Github - Twitter - Youtube
3D artists
- Alexiane Schmitt - LinkedIn - Artstation
- Loup Vial - LinkedIn - Artstation - Instagram
- Marine Domas - LinkedIn - Artstation - Itch.io - Instagram
- Matthieu Ouvrard - LinkedIn - Artstation - Itch.io
- Mehdi Kaced - Artstation
- William Wojda - LinkedIn - Artstation
Controls
Gamepad
Keyboard and mouse
System requirements
You will need a Windows PC or Mac with a dedicated graphics card in order to run this game properly. We could not test the Mac build as no one in the team had a Mac so there might be some technical issues we are not aware of!
Resources and links
Github: https://github.com/Snowy-Path
Gamagora: https://icom.univ-lyon2.fr/gamagora
MAAAV: http://www.maaav.fr/
CPE: https://www.cpe.fr/
Game made with Unity 2019.4.18f1 and FMOD
Contact us
If you want to contact us for any reason, you can send an email at SnowyPathTheGame@gmail.com
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows, macOS |
Release date | May 07, 2021 |
Rating | Rated 3.9 out of 5 stars (13 total ratings) |
Author | Gamagora |
Genre | Survival, Adventure |
Made with | Unity, Maya, ZBrush |
Tags | 3D, Exploration, First-Person, FPS, Horror, Immersive, Singleplayer, Survival Horror, Unity |
Average session | About a half-hour |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Xbox controller, Playstation controller |
Development log
- 1000 downloads!!May 17, 2021
Comments
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Snowy Path is a surprisingly polished game, mixing exploration, horror, shooter and mystery to make a compelling short experience. Unfortunately, the shooting mechanic is all but useless and the game could have done better without it, but, since it's optional, it doesn't hurt the overall feeling of progression.
The last section of the game is, in my point of view, completely unnecessary, especially due to how the game ends.
I still recommend you to try it, though, and you'll probably be surprised as well.
The game runs perfectly well on Steam Deck as you can see by pressing the link below:
hi, big thx for the game. greetings from rosti 🙏😘
Huge potential, very polished atmosphere overall
The fact that there's no user interface nor written ints for the enigma is even more challenging !
Greatly recommended
This has a huge amount of polish for a free/pay-what-you-want Itch title. It looks fantastic, the gameplay is responsive, the music, design and art is good.
Above all, it's frantic and spooky throughout, you never quite feel confident and safe. The atmosphere is opressive and cold. Just a really, genuinely good time! Definitely recommended, go check it out :)
Beautiful game! Made you a lil video:
Wow well done!👍🏾 Can’t wait to see more!
The game is quite interesting as the premise is so rarely used. The monsters also suits the theme that you are attempting to portray as well. I'd suggest reworking the sprint mechanic a bit so that it don't blind the player while they run, but instead gives them a temporary warm up effect that gives them a faster freeze rate once they stop running. Otherwise, great demo.
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Hii, I've made a video about the game and wanted to share some feedback about it, hopefully it is useful to you ^^
-The idea of the game is interesting.-The gameplay mechanics are good, but the enemies need to be better designed and implemented as they feel really robotic and sometimes hard to fight.
-The "story" on the game is quite interesting.
-Visually the game looks great :)
Hopefully this is useful to you :D, also if you could subscribe that would help me a lot :)
Regards
For something that's just a slice of the game experience this was amazing!! There was so much content packed into this but there's still so much more room to expand! Really well done on this!!
I can't wait for the full version. There is a lot of potential here. Congrats, guys, and keep it up!
Hello, I played this game and I really liked it, it had cool visuals, and neat sound effects, the compass felt a bit useless near the last few parts but over all it wasn't bad! good work :)
Amazing game dev but the stamina runs out so quick and need to the my breath every time i run i think it would be better if i need to take my breath when only the stamina runs out and the gun mechanics is a little bit buggy but the atmosphere and the graphics are amazing good job
Show post...
COOL
Mouse not working In my game
Check the sensibility slider in the options, there is a bug that sets it to 0 :)
Interesting premise, quality work with the visuals, mechanics, level design and sound effects are neat, the snowy blizzard and of course the survival aspect really good. Overall, good, but not great.
Ton's of bugs, the movement is disorienting, some of the assets appear and disappear, when you try to use the compass it sometimes glitches, making it hard to navigate, mouse sensitivity option is available, but it does not help much, considering the bugs in the game. I understand this is a big project, it needs a lot of time and effort, although looking at the game page it seems like many people have worked on it and because of that this project must be showcased better. Typically, indie projects like this are super bold, but they need more time for the fix up.
In conclusion, good idea, perfect mechanics, but not so great execution. Good Luck on your future projects.
Thank you for playing and giving us feedback!