Atuel is a free game where you visit landscapes inspired by the topography of the Cuyo desert in Argentina

The game mixes several elements that make it a unique experience. My advice is that you try it as soon as possible.

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Atuel is a unique experience that combines elements of documentary and simulation game, where the relationship between the Atuel River region in Argentina and its inhabitants is explored. Through real interviews with historians, biologists, geologists, and more, a historical and intimate narrative is presented, showcasing the connection between the region and its inhabitants. The game allows you to transform into different animals and elements of the Atuel ecosystem, offering a unique and meditative perspective on environmental exploration.

The game’s surreal landscapes are based on the real topography of the Atuel River Valley, creating a beautiful and immersive audiovisual experience. The atmospheric and ambient soundtrack, composed by the band Makunouchi Bento, perfectly complements the environmental exploration. The game lasts about half an hour and is spoken in Spanish, making it accessible to a broader audience.

Atuel is free to download on Steam

This game is an experience worth having, don’t expect it to be the second coming, but it’s definitely worth playing. As expected, the game features Argentine texts and voices, allowing us to enjoy it without any language barriers.

To run it, your PC will need at least a processor and a 64-bit operating system, with a minimum of 4 GB of RAM and a graphics card like nVidia GTX 560 or AMD 6870. The game also requires DirectX 11 and 1 GB of available disk space.

Some users who have already played it have praised the game for its innovative concept and successful execution. Robert Yang has described the game as “a documentary about the climate crisis in the form of a third-person walking simulator, where you play as a river“. Andrew Plotkin has highlighted the evocative presentation and the collection of voices that describe the Atuel River, while James Coltrain has praised the combination of geography, documentary, science, history, and beautiful visuals that creates a singular and sublime experience.

Download for free on Steam.