Mountain CD Key
MOUNTAIN 2.0 is a unique nature simulation game where players experience life as a mountain. With time progression, elements of growth and decay, and no DLC, it offers a meditative experience that challenges conventional gaming norms.
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Current Lowest Price
0.30$
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Gamivo - Mountain EN/JA/ZH Global
0.30$
GameSeal - Mountain (PC) Steam Key - GLOBAL
0.39$
Eneba - Mountain Steam Key EUROPE
0.72$
Steam
0.79$
Kinguin
1.03$
G2A - Mountain Steam Key GLOBAL
1.07$
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1.50$
Release Date
18 Aug, 2014
Publisher/Developer
David OReilly
Reviews
Steam: 88.90% positive (11488/12923)
Metacritic: -
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System Requirements
Minimum:
- OS *: Windows XP/Vista/Windows 7/Windows 8
- Processor: 1.7+ GHz or better
- Memory: 2 GB RAM
- Graphics: Radeon HD5450 or better; 256 MB or higher
- DirectX: Version 9.0c
- Storage: 200 MB available space
- Sound Card: 100% DirectX9.0c compatible sound card and drivers
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Current Steam price: 0.79$
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Mountain description
MOUNTAIN 2.0
Step into the serene world of MOUNTAIN 2.0, where you experience life from a unique perspective—as a mountain. This captivating nature simulation game invites you to immerse yourself in a tranquil environment, allowing you to witness the passage of time as nature unfolds around you.
Game Features:
- No downloadable content, ensuring a complete experience from the start
- Dynamic time progression: observe growth and decay in nature
- Nature's expression: a multifaceted portrayal of the ecosystem
Critics have noted the game's ability to challenge conventional gaming norms. As Patrick Klepek from Giant Bomb states, it offers a "welcome to an existential nightmare," while Leigh Alexander from Gamasutra reflects that time spent in Mountain feels "more real" than many digital experiences. Critics like Alice O'Connor from Rock Paper Shotgun have found it uplifting, while Andrew Webster from The Verge highlights the emotional resonance the game creates about geological phenomena.
Join this unforgettable journey and redefine your understanding of existence in MOUNTAIN 2.0.