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ThatGameCompany
March 12, 2012
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Platform, AdventureDevelopers
ThatGameCompanyRelease Date
March 12, 2012 (12 years and 11 months ago)Publishers
Annapurna Interactive, Sony Computer EntertainmentContent Rating
E Mild Fantasy Violence
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A third-person adventure game in which the player, controlling a robed figure, makes a pilgrimage through a desert landscape to a rugged mountain with a beacon of light in the distance while uncovering the history of their people, rescuing and cooperating with friendly creatures, avoiding predatory ones and communicating with other travelers.
Genres
Platform, AdventurePlatforms
PC (Microsoft Windows), PlayStation 3, iOS, PlayStation 4Developers
ThatGameCompanyRelease Date
March 12, 2012 (12 years and 11 months ago)Publishers
Annapurna Interactive, Sony Computer EntertainmentContent Rating
E Mild Fantasy Violence
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