Kona

It's all right.. Check it out, if you just can't find anything else to play.

Uncanny atmosphere of 70's Québec is conveyed perfectly! This is the kind of a game that you'd like to play if you're craving for nostalgic detective content like Twin Peaks.

There's something special about a game that makes you feel genuinely cold just by walking through it. You play Carl Faubert, a private investigator who arrives in a remote, snowbound Quebec town in 1970, and from the first few minutes it's clear something isn't right. The 1970s Quebec setting is rendered with a level of care — the radio, the cabins, the snow crunching underfoot — it all builds this thick, lived-in atmosphere that does most of the storytelling before a single note is found. It leans more into investigation and survival than combat — managing warmth, driving between locations, piecing together what happened from scattered clues. It's slow by design, and that pacing won't be for everyone, but if you let it pull you in, the sense of dread that builds is genuinely effective. Great game — some of the puzzle logic is a little vague — but the atmosphere and setting carry it a long way. If you're into slow-burn mystery games with a strong sense of place, this one's well worth a look.

5,1 hours in. bugs bugs. bugs. why would i buy 2 if 1 is not inspiring. the story seems very very boring.

I'm currently going through the games in my library to leave a review on the ones I really liked. There you go Kona. Kona accomplishes something that is quite difficult to pull off : giving you the feeling of exploring a place where humans previously lived that has now become devoid of any life. It's a specific kind of bittersweet to go through the houses of peoples that either fled or died and learning more about them from the items they left or their journals. This game left me with genuine sadness over the tragedies I learned about and that I would be the lone witness for. In the same way, I was able to learn about acts of courage and love that were very moving. All in all, a very moving game with a compelling story. NB : Kona 2 does not have the same feel to it. Know that before making your purchase.

Great five hours.