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HARU

Night falls. Spirits rise. Some are friendly, and some are not. Journey into the Icelandic wilderness as Haru, a young girl searching for her lost sister. Play your harmonica to ward off ghosts looming over the forest. Experience a hauntingly beautiful story of trust, fear, and determination.

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Developer
Ahmed Sheehan, Weston Bell-Geddes
Publisher
Spookulele Games
Release
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About the Game



A single-player third-person adventure set in the Eastern Icelandic tundra, where you must brave not only the cold, but the spirits that wander the night.

Key Features

Play notes. Fight ghosts.

Playing her harmonica, Haru can ward off evil ghosts and make friends with benevolent spirits that rise in the darkness.

Breathtaking graphics.

With a built in "photo mode," you can take cinematic-quality screenshots of your adventure.

Pet the cat.

Yes, you CAN pet the cat!

A game by Sheehan Ahmed and Weston Bell-Geddes

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