Pine is an open-world action adventure simulation game. Players are dropped in an ever-evolving world in which AI organisms have lives, goals and quests of their own. Species trade and fight with each other, while the player learns about ways to influence the simulation and shape their story through the different biomes of Albamare. Take the role of Hue, a scared but brave adolescent belonging to one of the last remaining human tribes on the island of Albamare, fighting for the survival of their species. Find your way to a new home to thrive and survive as a species.
Platforms
Linux Mac Switch PC PS4Genres
Adventure Indie Role-playing (RPG) SimulatorThemes
Action Open world
Languages: English and 11 more
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Media
Critic Reviews
Pure Dead Gaming
By K.A. PedersenPine offers a very unique simulation sandbox that can be fun to play around in. Unfortunately, a number of issues plague the experience, so budding adventurers should keep their expectations in check.
Gaming Nexus
By Eric HauterPine has a lot of interesting systems and mechanics, but those individual pieces do not add up to a completely satisfying whole. While there is fun to be had with Pine's interesting exploration, many of the mechanics feel disjointed, with too much reliance on the game's collection-based economy. While Pine was clearly made with a lot of love, every good feature in is balanced by a mechanic that doesn't feel so great.
SwitchRPG
By Mike LubinskiIs Pine an evergreen title, or do its many bugs and glitches have the potential to ruin your day?
Nintendo Life
By Stuart GippPine could have been a lot better. There are genuinely impressive systems at play here – for example, the other creatures inhabiting this world are gathering resources in much the same way as the player, and will even snatch up crops and objects that you were making for. But its smarter touches are totally obfuscated by the shadow of absolute technical unsuitability to the Switch hardware.
Nindie Spotlight
By Justin NationOver encumbered by some pretty serious problems at launch, Pine stumbles hard out of the gate
