"Nuts" portrays the world of squirrels and highlights the impact of human influence on their habitats. However, it falls short in conveying the depth of this environmental struggle compared to titles like "Endling: Extinction is Forever."
The game works with predefined colour palettes, which look great most of the time, but I can imagine that they might be a bit annoying for some people.
You start a new job in the wilderness - the assignment: observe squirrels and send reports to your contact person. You will be equipped with cameras, monitors, a recording device and a fax. You set up the cameras during the day and watch where the squirrels go at night. Adjust the position of the camera accordingly the next day and repeat the whole process until you have found their stashes or nests.
I know, it doesn't sound very exciting. But the chapters are short, you get a new little map in each of the 5 chapters (there are 6, but the first one is a short introduction) and it was really fun to set up the cameras and see the squirrels in the shots and print pictures of them.
I really recommend taking a look.
The game works with predefined colour palettes, which look great most of the time, but I can imagine that they might be a bit annoying for some people.
You start a new job in the wilderness - the assignment: observe squirrels and send reports to your contact person. You will be equipped with cameras, monitors, a recording device and a fax. You set up the cameras during the day and watch where the squirrels go at night. Adjust the position of the camera accordingly the next day and repeat the whole process until you have found their stashes or nests.
I know, it doesn't sound very exciting. But the chapters are short, you get a new little map in each of the 5 chapters (there are 6, but the first one is a short introduction) and it was really fun to set up the cameras and see the squirrels in the shots and print pictures of them.
I really recommend taking a look.