PC Critic Reviews

Never Alone attempts to portray the message that the connection between individuals and communities and how the ties that bind them together, can overcome the most seemingly impossible tasks. And whether you play by yourself or with a friend, the journey will be just as exciting and thrilling for the players as it is for Nuna.

Never Alone is a glimpse into the real lives of Alaska Natives, and it's a peek at a different kind of fairy tale.

A beautiful, fascinating exploration of a world that may soon be nothing more than fantasy.

Half-platform, half-documentary Never Alone uses videogames as an expressive medium to get us in touch with a civilization that has been dealing with nature's hardships for centuries. If you choose to ignore its short duration, you will find that you will learn a valuable lesson or two from its simple yet effective storytelling.

Even with some hiccups when playing single-player, the attention to detail in this beautiful story all about friendship is bliss.

Although Never Alone began life as a learning tool for the Inupiat youth, the game is definitely entertaining

An interesting combination of documentary and classic videogame experience.

Never Alone is quite a short game, but its charm, coupled with the opportunity to explore a culture you might not know much about, makes it utterly captivating.

Never Alone combines gameplay of Limbo with a trip to the Arctic Circle and with an exotic document. Although none of the parts is perfect, together they create a remarkable experience.

Magical and atmospheric platformer that will teach you few things and also will touch your soul. Two-player co-op is highly recommended. [Issue#248]