This is what we were promised in the 80's
When video games first came out, they talked about the possibilities that could occur in the future. One of the ones promised was that they would let you travel the world. No game I've ever played has come close to fulfilling that promise, until Tchia. This game takes place on a set of islands inspired by the culture of New Caledonia, a country I didn't even know existed. Yet, here I am, after finishing the game, feeling like I have a taste of what New Caledonia life and culture is like. It's the same feeling as when you visit a new country as a tourist. You see new food, you see new customs and traditions, you see values that people hold sacred that are different from yours. You see all of that just long enough to understand that it goes deeper than you will have the time or opportunity to fully understand, but you've been given enough to whet your appetite of curiosity the leaves you yearning to know more. And it's all packed into a beautiful game with enough gameplay and missions to keep you engaged, but low-stakes enough that you can sit back and relax as you soak in the surroundings. Read more













