ThreeStep
Release date: Oct 18, 2019
Developers: CakeNeq Games
Publishers: CakeNeq Games
Genres: Adventure, Indie, Simulation
Categories: Single-player, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

ThreeStep: Frigid Hellscape Update Folks, It's been a ride, I've been working on a game about Western Alaska since 2015 (RIP BISC) and been working on ThreeStep specifically since early-2018. Working on something this personal and intimately me is really taxing, and Maria could tell you a hundred stories of me nervously pacing the apartment mumbling about mechanics or story beats or panicking that I wasted my time on a bad game. In the end, I'm really proud of what ThreeStep is and how it turned out. That being said it is the spookiest month, and since I love monsters, ghouls, skeletons, and all kinds of kitschy Halloween stuff, so I wanted to update ThreeStep with something spooky for ThreeStep's content update. Frigid Hellscape is a small extra mode following the killing of Jackson during the Story of ThreeStep, once you've killed him (and made sure he was dead) you'll get a new main menu and a new mode available. Thanks to everyone who bought ThreeStep, hope it's as enjoyable to play as it was rewarding to make. -Wyatt About the Game ThreeStep follows the exploits of Sadie Kalasrade, a mother and ex soldier who returns to her home region of Western Alaska to hunt invasive wolves and grieve a loss. Survive the elements, collect bounties, hunt and forage for food, connect with other inhabitants of Western Alaska, and find a reason to go on. Exploration: Western Alaska, a river delta dense with twisting sloughs and foliage Story: a story driven by loss and the drive to continue Survival: the elements, the wildlife, the loneliness Scavenging: to keep your machine running you'll need to use all your wits and salvager's savvy Conversation: Meet and speak with a small cast of characters, each the protagonist of their own story ThreeStep was designed and developed by Wyatt White (CakeNeq Games) in Bethel, Alaska and features Music from Michael White

Press reviews: “A well-written story about persistence and loss, with a unique setting” Reccomended – Morning Will