Raanaa: The Shaman Girl - Land of the Birds

Informations générales

Date de sortie

18 décembre 2020

Plateformes

Android • iOS

Note IGDB

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Genres

Platform • Puzzle • Adventure • Indie

Thèmes

Fantasy • Kids

Développeur

Miksapix Interactive

Éditeur

Miksapix Interactive

Modes de jeu

Single player • Multiplayer

Perspectives du joueur

Third person

Langues

Classifications d'âge

U.S. & CA

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CLASS_IND

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Histoire

Episode 3: Land of the Birds.

Thanks to Raanaa, spring is well underway… But it feels like something is missing. Where are all the birds? Rohttu, the God of Pestilence, has found his way into Bárbmu, The Land of the Birds. He is preventing the migratory birds from returning to Samiland and keeps Bárbmoáhkká, the Guardian of the Birds, caged in her treehouse. It is time for Raanaa to gear up and travel to the Land of the Birds.

Résumé

Raanaa is a third person adventure 3D platformer.

Raanaa, a courageous shaman girl, helps the spirit worlds that are in danger. With the help of her shaman abilities and her magical dress, she can defy gravity.

Raanaa travels through wondrous spirit realms and collaborates with different Gods and Goddesses to fight evil spirits and deities in order to obtain balance in the universe and save humanity.

Raanaa travels through spirit worlds that are all inspired by old Saami and Norse stories and mythology. In every episode the player gets to visit in a new spirit world. Become the savior of the spirit worlds!

JUMP, GLIDE AND SOAR TO EXPLORE!
Raanaa's shamanistic powers and magic dress allows her to jump higher & further, glide and even soar through the air! In the spirit worlds the islands, trees and even mountains are floating in the air, these skills become very handy!

SEEK, FIND AND COLLECT!
To proceed in the game, Raanaa has to activate the powerful Sieidi stones by collecting enough colourful spirit essence.
But there are more things to be found in the spirit worlds. Hidden objects and animals, not to mention plenty of tokens! So many in fact that it raises a question: what will happen if you collect them all?