Nuts (2021)

Joon, Pol, Muutsch, Char & Torfi

Mac · Nintendo Switch · PC (Microsoft Windows) · iOS

3.63 from 24 ratings

192 members have it in their collection · 107 backlogged · 24 wish listed

How long? Main story 6h · 100% 3h (from 2 logged playthroughs)

Find out where the squirrel keeps their stash! You have 3 cameras, wired up to three TVs at your hideout. Each night, the squirrel leaves its home, goes to its stash, and returns home. You can place the cameras during daytime, and at night you can watch it run around. Can you find the tree that has the stash?
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Release dates

  • Jan 22, 2021 (Worldwide) iOS
  • Feb 04, 2021 (Worldwide) Mac, Nintendo Switch, PC (Microsoft Windows)
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Rating distribution

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LordEnglish

Status LordEnglish Nov 23, 2022

It's a fun little proof of concept, but I felt that the gameplay was a bit too simple and devolved a bit too much into trial-and-error. The story is cute but unremarkable. I think the game needed to be a little bit less segmented and organic, because the whole thing just feels a bit too artificial to emulate a nature …

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It's a fun little proof of concept, but I felt that the gameplay was a bit too simple and devolved a bit too much into trial-and-error. The story is cute but unremarkable. I think the game needed to be a little bit less segmented and organic, because the whole thing just feels a bit too artificial to emulate a nature study.

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tylerisrandom

Review tylerisrandom 4/5 · Jul 31, 2022

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There’s been a big trend of photography games in the last few years (New Pokémon Snap, Toem, Alba, Umurangi Generation, etc.), but this one feels unique in that you’re placing cameras during the day to capture nighttime goings on. The story is simple but well told, and surprisingly restrained given the name and premise. I also dig the highly stylized …

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There’s been a big trend of photography games in the last few years (New Pokémon Snap, Toem, Alba, Umurangi Generation, etc.), but this one feels unique in that you’re placing cameras during the day to capture nighttime goings on. The story is simple but well told, and surprisingly restrained given the name and premise. I also dig the highly stylized visuals, which use color very well to highlight key elements against their environment.

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