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Moira McKinnon flees to the Scottish coast, crossing the Highlands in a rhythm-platformer adventure. Climb peaks, spelunk caves, survive wind and cold, collect 100 map fragments to unlock faster routes, and uncover a weaving story of history and myth set to TALISK and Fourth Moon.

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Release Date

05 Dec, 2023

Publisher/Developer

inkle Ltd

Reviews

Steam: 88.68% positive (431/486)
Metacritic: 83/100

System Requirements

Minimum:
  • Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
  • OS *: Windows 7 or later
  • Processor: SSE2 instruction set support
  • Memory: 8 GB RAM
  • Graphics: Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 / AMD Radeon HD 7850, 2+ Gb of vram
  • Storage: 3 GB available space

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A Highland Song

Overview: Moira McKinnon runs away to reach the sea, crossing the Scottish Highlands in a game that blends precise platforming, unforgiving survival, and a weaving, intimate narrative. Every ridge, cave and valley invites you to climb, explore, and discover what hides in the hills.

Gameplay: Navigate a cinematic wilderness by climbing peaks to orient yourself, spelunking caves, scaling cliffs, and leaping from rock to rock. Slide down scree and push forward through a landscape that resists being conquered. Weather is a constant hazard: wind, rain and cold threaten health and footing, so finding shelter and planning routes becomes essential to progress.

Navigational Adventure: Collect and position 100 map fragments to reveal faster routes. The Highlands feature a web of paths—some well-trodden, others hidden—so your choices about which way to go shape the pace and danger of your journey.

Story and Myth: The hills are alive with stories, echoes and memories. The narrative is weaving rather than branching, merging history, folklore and family secrets as you travel. What you uncover depends on where you wander, from ancient tales to personal revelations, all set against a stark, atmospheric landscape.

The World: In this rugged realm, giants sleep, ghosts sing, crows carry messages, and the dead are watched over by the harsh winds and cold summits. The Highlands reward patience and resolve, but their beauty masks a formidable truth: crossing to the coast will test every skill you bring to the journey.

Rhythm and Music: A Highland Song turns the world to the rhythm of TALISK and Fourth Moon. The environment itself shifts with the music, and a rhythm-running mechanic invites you to time jumps and runs to the score. Settings let you tune rhythm difficulty, stumbles, and accessibility to suit your playstyle.

Replayability: A single trip isn’t enough to unearth the Highlands’ deepest secrets. Replay the journey to uncover new routes, hear different nuances of the story, and experience the landscape in fresh ways as you chase the lighthouse at the coast.

Accessibility & Settings: The game offers extensive options to tailor the experience: narrative reading speed, a toggle for mild profanity, and full remapping of keyboard and controller inputs. You can enable alternative control schemes, reduce or simplify rhythm rhythms, or keep a single jump button. Other features include weather impact on health, optional lightning effects, route highlighting when Looking Further, and adjustable audio: master, ambient music, rhythm music, and speech volumes. Gamepad vibration can be disabled, and additional QoL toggles let you disable climbing precision events or choose infinite stumbles in rhythm mode.


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