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Kisima Inŋitchuŋa.

<span class="bold">Never Alone Arctic Collection</span>, half climactic puzzle-platformer, half lesson on a different world, is available now, DRM-free on GOG.com. Look out for the release at 67% off in the Big Fall Sale 24-hour Daily Deals!

Some games are good. Some games are important. Some are honest. Never Alone is all of those things.
Not long ago, the indigenous Alaskan community found themselves searching and searching for an investment that will both bring in more money to the community, and help promote their rather unfamiliar culture across the world. So, what better way to do that than by funding a video game?
Never Alone is as much a game as it is a historical piece on a culture most of us have heard of, but are hardly familiar with. There's love for the subject matter at every turn. The story, an old Iñupiaq folk tale, is narrated in the native language and supplemented with beautiful cutscenes that mimic the traditional ink art of the Alaskan people. As you play you'll unlock short videos, legitimately interesting cultural insights into the realities of growing up in an entirely different world than we're used to.

The Arctic Collection includes single player and local co-op, as well as a few extra hours of gameplay and a new folk tale with the Fox Tales DLC.

Life is treacherous and sudden in the snow covered wastelands of Alaska, and <span class="bold">Never Alone Arctic Collection</span> brings it out with love and respect, now DRM-free on GOG.com.
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Treasure: Ah, just saw it too. Would like to ask something then: How come the windows version weighs 1.9 gbs in terms of download size while the linux version is 3.9 gbs instead? Just curious why the filesize difference is so big...
It includes Virtualbox and a VM.
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Treasure: Ah, just saw it too. Would like to ask something then: How come the windows version weighs 1.9 gbs in terms of download size while the linux version is 3.9 gbs instead? Just curious why the filesize difference is so big...
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Smannesman: It includes Virtualbox and a VM.
Err... Hopefully you're joking because I can download this stuff myself -just saying. Not to mention that even including a Wine layer or something would probably be smaller in size...
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Treasure: Err... Hopefully you're joking because I can download this stuff myself -just saying. Not to mention that even including a Wine layer or something would probably be smaller in size...
It's a terrible joke, I have no idea what caused the massive size difference.