Chasing Her Light

Pretty sure everything about this game is AI generated. The assets and textures sure are, the store desc 100% is, at least one of the discussion pages is, and given that the UI broke within 2 minutes of starting the game, I'm guessing the code itself is too. If you're looking for AI slop, don't bother with this - you can get it for free instead.

I played the demo during Next Fest, but I couldn’t spend much time with it because the atmosphere and the trees didn’t really feel cohesive, and there was no option to change the resolution. However, today I wanted to buy it since it released in full. I played without getting bored, and it’s exactly the same game as in the video.

I honestly didn’t expect much at first but damn this game surprised me the gameplay is super easy to get into nothing confusing or stressful its chill when you want to relax but it can also get challenging at the right moments.

The atmosphere and trees are nice and fit the game well. The gameplay is simple and easy to get into. For an indie game it offers good value and feels relaxing

Unplayable on Steam Deck, no options to change resolution so you cant see the entire screen. What little I can play is a laggy mess. I was hoping to see updates and communication from the devs but his project already seems dorment.

Chasing Her Light is a survival-adventure title developed by DodoModo and BoppoLoppo and published by Realify Games. At its core, the game tells a deeply personal story wrapped inside a wilderness survival framework. Instead of focusing on epic quests or large-scale battles, it presents a quieter and more intimate journey centered on grief, companionship, and determination. The narrative follows a man whose life has been shattered by tragedy, leaving him isolated in a remote cabin with only his faithful dog for company. When that final connection suddenly disappears into the snowy wilderness, the search that follows becomes both a physical and emotional struggle. The premise immediately sets a somber tone that influences every aspect of the experience. The protagonist's motivation is easy to understand, making the adventure feel grounded and emotionally relatable. The missing dog is more than a simple objective marker; it represents hope, memory, and the last remaining link to a happier past. This emotional foundation gives the game a sense of purpose that many survival titles often lack. Every step deeper into the forest feels meaningful because the journey is driven by personal …