Neva

After surviving a devastating attack, she forms a bond with a wolf cub born in the chaos.

As the two travel together through forests, ruins, and desolate valleys, Alba and the wolf must learn to rely on each other in order to endure.

The narrative unfolds without spoken dialogue, instead using animation, atmosphere, and symbolism to convey Alba’s journey of survival, grief, and companionship.

Gameplay combines exploration with light combat and puzzle-solving.

Players guide Alba through side-scrolling environments, climbing, running, and navigating obstacles while also engaging corrupted creatures that block the way.

Combat is melee-based, with Alba wielding a sword that can be chained into simple combos or used defensively against hostile enemies.

The wolf serves as both a partner and a mechanic in traversal, capable of interacting with the environment to activate platforms or reach inaccessible areas.

Progression is structured through Alba’s evolving bond with the wolf.

As the companion grows, it develops new abilities that expand traversal and puzzle-solving options, such as pushing objects, creating pathways, or distracting enemies during combat encounters.

These abilities are introduced gradually, requiring the player to adapt and use teamwork to advance.

Enemy encounters are not focused on complex systems but instead on managing timing and using the environment strategically.

Mistakes or defeats are handled with quick resets, keeping the experience fluid and minimizing mechanical barriers to storytelling.

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