BIGFOOT

BIGFOOT is a study of the legend of a forest creature that is being sought through traces and eyewitness accounts. The hero travels to remote areas, where poachers meet with animals. The hunt is also on for people who interfere with business. Cameras, flashlights and traps are placed throughout the forest, and the traces and debris found are collected in a journal. The squad is divided into observers and hunters, and the arrangement determines who will be noticed first. During the day the group searches, at night they take turns on duty, and the camp is surrounded by sensors. Some of the tasks are related to missing expeditions. Supplies are counted individually, so batteries and first aid kits are taken in excess. The interrogation of witnesses takes place through short conversations, and some of the testimony is at odds with the facts. Poachers leave traps, and it’s easy to get caught in them yourself. The map is divided by area, and some places are closed until permits are received. The hunt goes on as scheduled, and the night outing is considered a separate test. Some tasks are completed without firing a single shot: filming and recording evidence gives more than hunting. The partners differ in their skills, and what can be found out depends on the composition of the group. Poachers guard the land and do not like guests, so meetings end in shootouts. Radio communications are sometimes interrupted by interference - and then the squad is left without communication. I’d especially like to note the sound: the branches under your feet and the distant howl work on your nerves better than any monster. The journal entries eventually add up to a report that explains how the hunt ended. The forest changes with the seasons, and the behavior of the animal changes along with it. This game is suitable for anyone who loves searching in deep forests.