

Nordlicht
illius · 2019 · Adventure, Indie, Casual, Family Friendly, Point & Click
PC
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A journey to the north!
Nordlicht is an adventure-game in which you accompany an unusual family on its fascinating journey to the cold north.
You control the curious Aurora joined by her best friend, the guinea pig Peter Silie and her clever dad Rupert.
On their way, they encounter mysterious star-signs of the polar night, have to overcome nature's dangers and confront their fears.
The heartfelt story, the atmospheric music and the hand-drawn graphics make Nordlicht an experience, not only for kids, but all ages.

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https://youtu.be/7kJo6a5wgRg Mixing child focus themes but lacking voice acting restricts the range for this product to those who can solve the problems presented but won't have out aged the setting.1 found this helpful
Nordlicht is a short, story-driven point-and-click adventure developed by illius and published by Sedoc LLC, crafted with a strong emphasis on atmosphere, emotion, and visual storytelling. Rather than aiming for mechanical complexity or elaborate branching narratives, the game focuses on a heartfelt journey experienced through the eyes of a young girl named Aurora. Accompanied by her inventive father Rupert and their endearing guinea pig companion Peter, Aurora embarks on an annual voyage toward the northern seas. What begins as a simple family expedition gradually unfolds into a reflective tale about love, memory, and resilience against both natural and personal challenges. The narrative is the central pillar of Nordlicht. Told with gentle pacing and subtle emotional cues, the story explores themes of family bonds, coping with loss, and finding strength in shared experiences. The writing avoids melodrama, instead presenting moments of quiet reflection that give the journey depth without overwhelming the player. Aurora’s perspective adds innocence and curiosity to the unfolding events, creating a tone that is both whimsical and sincere. Although the overall runtime is relatively s…
Point and click adventure, fun and mostly intuitive. Short game but enjoyable, sad story but lovely graphics and storytelling.
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Such a charming little adventure game. Definitely going to play through this one and see where the father/daughter/hamster trio end up on their journey. The artwork is so nice as well. EDIT: It was a very short game but it was really cute and sweet. And sad. :( I loved the story.
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