A couple of Kaxinawá twins were conceived by anaconda Yube in dreams and inherited his special powers. A young hunter and a small artisan, throughout the game, go through a series of challenges to become, respectively, a healer (Mukaya) and a master of drawings (kene).

In this journey, they will gain skills and knowledge of their ancestors, the animals, plants and spirits; enter into communication with the visible and invisible beings of the forest (yuxin), to become, finally, real human beings (Huni Kuin).

Genre

Action, adventure, historical, mythology.

Year

2019

Country

Mexico

Author

Lienzo

Platform

Web demo, PS4, Nintendo switch, XBoxOne

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