Sunset Hills, the latest puzzle game from Cottongame, creators of Reviver and Mr. Pumpkin Adventure, transports players into a captivating world bathed in soft pastel colors. This enchanting game is set against a backdrop of old city buildings and features charming humanoid dogs and touching narratives that resonate deeply with players.
Accompany Nico, a War Veteran, in His Journey
In Sunset Hills, you step into the shoes of Nico Grant, a novelist and war veteran. The game opens in June 794, as Nico embarks on a poignant train journey to reconnect with his fellow ex-servicemen—Ferruccio, Doug, and Roy—seven years after the war's end. Driven by an inner urge, Nico seeks to mend the bonds forged in battle.
As a child, Nico was introspective, more drawn to the world within books than to the people around him. The war thrust him into a harsh reality where his quiet nature and differences made him a target for bullying. Despite these challenges, Nico found solace in writing, transforming a simple notebook into a lifeline that bridged the gap between him and his comrades, evolving their initial teasing into lasting friendships.
Now a successful writer, Nico's journey spans various cities and countries. As players, you'll traverse this world, solving puzzles and reliving significant moments of his life.
Sunset Hills Shows That Life after War Is Strange
Sunset Hills is a point-and-click adventure where every dialogue can unlock new clues. Players will engage in a variety of puzzles, from finding and combining items to solving minor crimes, helping others, and even escaping from chases. The game also offers unique challenges like sewing clothes, baking bread, and performing with a band.
The visual style of Sunset Hills combines hand-drawn art with 3D scenes, featuring Victorian-inspired buildings that add to the game's charm. To get a glimpse of the game's enchanting world, check out the trailer below.
If Sunset Hills piques your interest, you can download it from the Google Play Store.
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