Fall of Porcupine for Play Station 4
Fall of Porcupine: Unique Story Adventure
- Paid
- 4.2
- V 0
Fall of Porcupine: Unique Story Adventure
FALL OF PORCUPINE presents a unique story adventure that delves into the collision of work and daily life, offering a reflection on an unhealthy healthcare system. Explore a beautiful, diverse world within the old hospital and the small town of Porcupine. Engage with villagers, visit the local pub, or venture into the nearby forest with hidden castle ruins.
Meet a variety of exciting characters, including the head doctor, selfless nurse, and Finley's intelligent friends. Engage in dialogues where your choices influence relationships. Demonstrate your skills and empathy by treating patients in challenging minigames that test logic, speed, and skill. Uncover dark secrets within the seemingly warm and friendly town, where shadows lurk in the distance.
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Fall of Porcupine for Play Station 4
- Paid
- 4.2
- V 0
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