Sunset Hills, the latest puzzle game from Cottongame, the creators behind Reviver and Mr. Pumpkin Adventure, introduces players to a soothing, pastel-colored world. This enchanting setting is filled with vintage cityscapes, anthropomorphic dogs, and stories that warm the heart.
Accompany Nico, a War Veteran, in His Journey
In Sunset Hills, you step into the shoes of Nico Grant, a novelist and former soldier. The story begins in June 794 as Nico boards a train to reconnect with his fellow veterans, Ferruccio, Doug, and Roy, seven years after the war's end. Driven by an inner urge, Nico seeks to bridge the gap that time and distance have created.
The game delves deep into Nico's emotions and memories. As a child, he was introverted, more absorbed in books and his vivid imagination than in social interactions. The war forced him into a world where his small stature and uniqueness made him a target for bullying. Yet, Nico found solace and strength in writing. His small notebook, initially a source of ridicule, became a conduit for forging lasting bonds with his squadmates.
Now a published author, Nico's journey unfolds across various cities and countries by train. Each stop offers a glimpse into different moments of his life, intertwined with puzzles that players must solve to progress.
Sunset Hills Shows That Life after War Is Strange
Sunset Hills is a point-and-click adventure where your choices in dialogue can uncover crucial clues. Gameplay involves collecting and combining items, solving mysteries, and navigating through various challenges, from escaping pursuits to engaging in everyday tasks like sewing, baking, and performing music.
The game's visual appeal is enhanced by its blend of hand-drawn art and 3D scenes, featuring Victorian-inspired architecture that adds to its charm. Experience the atmosphere for yourself by watching the trailer below.
If you're intrigued, you can download Sunset Hills from the Google Play Store.
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