Dordogne
Dordogne is a narrative adventure where you play as Mimi, a 32-year-old woman who returns to the house of her recently deceased grandmother. You explore the house and area to find letters and puzzles that bring back memories of the past. It stands out for the generation-spanning theme and its hand-painted world you capture by taking pictures with your camera.
CONTENT RATING
PLATFORMS
POSITIVE GAMEPLAY
PLAY STYLE
You play as Mimi, a young woman in search of her childhood memories that she has mysteriously forgotten. Set in an idyllic watercolour French countryside you explore a world between childhood and adulthood, where her desires and regrets echo lost dreams and fears. In the present, you explore the rooms in your grandmother’s home. In the past, you helped a 10-year-old Mimi explore the Dordogne and complete quests that change the present and help you progress.
Along the way, you’ll collect photos, sounds, objects and words to create Mimi’s journal. It's a game about the importance of childhood and the power of memory. As you explore the watercolour world you'll take forest walks, climb, go kayaking and explore caves. Each of these moments creates a unique record in your journal. The result is a heartfelt story of childhood memories, love, and family, to a picturesque pastoral backdrop in southern France.
GAMEPLAY TRAILER
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Explore story themes
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Stay engaged
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Skill level age
Suggested by Family Gaming Database
Younger children may need a little help getting around, but the design accommodates even very new gamers. You need to be able to explore the world, discover items and take pictures. There's a strong nostalgic narrative that's important to follow as well.
Content rating
Rated PEGI 3. In one scene a kayak flips over in water but the character survives.
Accessibility
There are 21 accessibility features for
Dordogne
Data by Family Gaming Database
Game details
Platforms
PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4
Release date
June 13, 2023
No. of players
This is a single-player game.
Genre
Narrative | Point-and-Click
In-game purchases
No
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