Endling - Extinction is Forever Reviews

Going in I partially expected for Endling to feel more like a movie than a game. I was pleasantly surprised to see myself coming back to replay the entire game not once, but twice to get all achievements. The gameplay loop, while simple, is engaging and far from the common "Walk from A to B, press button, go back" approach that many story games fall into. The only nitpick is the lack of a "true ending", though I understand the creative decision to leave it out. Absolutely a must play.

I'm a dude in his late 20s and this game awakened some maternal instinct in me. Really pretty game that actually uses it's simple gameplay to tie in thematically very nicely

A beautiful and emotional third-person survival game as a mother fox. Also, the soundtrack is fantastic!

Very depressing but fun. I like the ending and the story is very good.

This game is a quick one, but oh my goodness its ending seriously hits you like a truck. I 200% recommend playing this as its absolutely worth it, you won't regret it.

This game shows a lot about deforestation and extinction of species, the ending of this game made me cry.

[h1]Canine Tamagotchi[/h1] [b]Key features[/b] [list] [*]Deteriorating environment, [*]Simplistic gameplay, [*]Hunger is your worst enemy [/list] [b]Overall impression[/b] Liked it. Very casual and almost relaxed gameplay with big area to run within. Initially closed locations open up as you progress further in the story. The cool part is that entire map changes from day to day i.e. you start with winter and berries, then enter spring forest with rabbits, chase summer and discover eggs, finally encounter autumn where entire forest is gone, pools are littered and only filthy pigeons & garbage bags dwell around. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3518705088 [b]Eat it, man[/b] The huge chunk of the gameplay is about eating. Hunt mice and pick berries. Climb trees for eggs and sniff out tin food. Damn, you can even infiltrate a chicken farm and grab a live stock there! And then it's all being eaten by your cubs :3 https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3519118910 The food meter depletes relatively fast, while world food doesn't respawn quick enough. It's up to you to decide (read - risk) to leave that fat bunny for another day and hope it doesn't run away, or save berries and hope they won't rot when you're back. Yes, you can dig in rubbish piles, but these aren't nutritious enough. Here come the cubs! [b]Little devils 🦊[/b] The cubs! They can search for food too! Squeeze in narrow fences and fetch some burgers. Pounce mud and find larvae. Even hang from edges and grab birds eggs. All you have to do, is press a single key. Wish these activities were mini-games, but no. Anyways, utilize your kindergarten whenever you can, as alternative - is death by starvation. Well, Endling - Extinction is Forever is a very nice game to play. Don't expect complex mechanics or a deep story. It's an animal sim with a little cuteness in it. Play with the cubs!

This is one of my favorite games despite the horrors of survival. I had a lot of fun and stressful times keeping all the foxes alive while traversing a devastated landscape. Unique game imo, you'll be punched in the feels regardless. Highly recommend.

The game Endling - Extinction is Forever left a deep impression on me. The story follows a fox mother who tries to protect her cubs in a world where nature is under threat. The graphics are stylish and atmospheric, and the sound design perfectly complements the overall experience. The gameplay evokes strong emotions, from tension during moments of danger to tranquility when exploring beautiful landscapes. The environmental protection theme raises important questions and prompts us to reflect on our impact on nature. In general, Endling is not just a game, but a true work of fiction in the form of an interactive experience. I recommend it to anyone who appreciates touching stories and wants to do something meaningful even in the game world.

Ouch... I cried with this game, and I will never forget it. It might look like a simple game, and it is mostly, but it does such a good job at delivering its message, the game mostly consists of nights where you go out to hunt to feed your cubs and then you rest, but sometimes if you're out still in the morning humans will try to hunt you. A story about the conservation of species and natural environments that should not be ignored, genuinely beautiful.