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Explore the Remote Island in First Person and Use a Combination of Advanced 2D and 3D Puzzle Solving to Dig Deep into the Story Inspired by Rachel Carson and the Real World Trauma of the Pesticide DDT and How it Impacted the Natural World.
Whitethorn Games – publisher of inclusive, accessible, easy-going games including Calico, Lake, and Wytchwood – and developer Brian Wilson, are thrilled to announce that their environmental thriller, The Forest Cathedral, is also coming to PlayStation 5. Now, players on a whole new platform will get to experience a reimagined look into the true events behind the research into the harmful effects of DDT.
Inspired by the events surrounding real-life scientist Rachel Carson’s investigation of the harmful pesticide known as DDT, The Forest Cathedral is a dramatic reimagining of Carson’s environmental science book Silent Spring. Players will take on the role of Rachel, who has embarked on a field research biologist position on the island. While completing her weekly tasks, she quickly realizes things aren’t as they seem. Players will slowly uncover the horrific effects of the pesticide using advanced environmental technology to complete puzzles that weave together 3D exploration and 2D platforming. What secrets will Rachel discover on this island? Many will try to silence her, but somehow, the truth must come out.
The Forest Cathedral is currently available on Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam and Epic Games. We will have more information regarding the game’s PlayStation 5 release date in the coming weeks. To keep up with all things The Forest Cathedral, be sure to follow Whitethorn Games on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and Twitch, by joining the official Whitethorn Games Discord, and by visiting https://whitethorngames.com.
Explore the Remote Island in First Person and Use a Combination of Advanced 2D and 3D Puzzle Solving to Dig Deep into the Story Inspired by Rachel Carson and the Real World Trauma of the Pesticide DDT and How it Impacted the Natural World.
Whitethorn Games – publisher of inclusive, accessible, easy-going games including Calico, Lake, and Wytchwood – and developer Brian Wilson, are thrilled to announce that their environmental thriller, The Forest Cathedral, is also coming to PlayStation 5. Now, players on a whole new platform will get to experience a reimagined look into the true events behind the research into the harmful effects of DDT.
Inspired by the events surrounding real-life scientist Rachel Carson’s investigation of the harmful pesticide known as DDT, The Forest Cathedral is a dramatic reimagining of Carson’s environmental science book Silent Spring. Players will take on the role of Rachel, who has embarked on a field research biologist position on the island. While completing her weekly tasks, she quickly realizes things aren’t as they seem. Players will slowly uncover the horrific effects of the pesticide using advanced environmental technology to complete puzzles that weave together 3D exploration and 2D platforming. What secrets will Rachel discover on this island? Many will try to silence her, but somehow, the truth must come out.
The Forest Cathedral is currently available on Xbox Series X|S and PC via Steam and Epic Games. We will have more information regarding the game’s PlayStation 5 release date in the coming weeks. To keep up with all things The Forest Cathedral, be sure to follow Whitethorn Games on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, and Twitch, by joining the official Whitethorn Games Discord, and by visiting https://whitethorngames.com.