She was wearing her seat belt at the time.
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The car did not stop at the intersection and while the truck driver tried to swerve to get out of the way, he was unable to avoid hitting the car on the driver’s side.Ĭhila was pronounced dead at the scene, with Overman saying she died on impact. Chila was driving in the right-hand lane of 403 South while the Tri-Axle truck driven by a 75-year-old New Castle man was coming west on 422. has identified the victim in a fatal crash that happened yesterday in Strongstown.ġ9-year-old Alivia Renae Chila of Northern Cambria was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash at the intersection of Route 422 and Route 403 in Pine Township. You can also wishlist it on Steam to be notified of any future updates.Indiana County Coroner Jerry Overman, Jr.
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I cannot wait for the full release to explore more of what Beacon Pines has to offer.īe sure to head on over to Beacon Pines’ Steam store page to try the demo out for yourself. Furthermore, its unique narrative mechanic means it is exceptionally engaging to play. This is truly one of the most eye-catching indie games I’ve ever played. In-game Screenshotīeacon Pines is a hard game to fault. It’s a unique mechanic that is reminiscent of the “choose your own adventure” novels of yesteryear, which perfectly fits its fairy-tale aesthetic. Fortunately, by using a charm you collect later, you can redo the encounter and change the course of the story. So, you’re stuck with a negative outcome as a result. However, you only have one charm at this point in the story. You get the option to directly affect how the story progresses from that point, but utilising the charms, you’ve collected thus far. One such instance early on in the demo has you encounter your friend’s sister, who berates him for having not completed his chores. However, by collecting various charms across the game, you can directly affect how the narrative progresses. “ Beacon Pines is one of the most eye-catching indie games I’ve ever played”īeacon Pines sticks heavily to being a more narrative-focused game, and as such, there isn’t a whole heap of things to do aside from exploring and engaging with the story. However, a deeply unsettling feeling permeates throughout, and that is what keeps the narrative intriguing. The game never veers too closely towards horror, always ensuring to keep the tone light. There are all the trappings of a Stand By Me type adventure, yet its setting and style make it feel entirely distinct. It’s told through a refreshingly self-aware narrator and the loveable interactions between the various characters you’ll meet. Outside of the outstanding dialogue, Beacon Pines has a genuinely enthralling narrative. I don’t remember the last time I felt simultaneously on the edge of my seat in both fear and ready to burst at the seams with laughter. There are some genuinely notable moments and scenes that will become infinitely quotable.
The characters we meet are a well-written multifaceted cast who offer plenty of laughs and heart-tugging emotional scenes. The demo offers only a brief glimpse at its multi-layered narrative, but what is on offer is attention-grabbingly enticing. The juxtaposition between the fantastically fairy-tale and the hauntingly ominous is handled perfectly, and it never felt at odds with each other. I found myself fully immersed in its mysterious atmosphere. It is an absolute pleasure to explore each one of Beacon Pines’ handcrafted areas. From its stunningly detailed locations to its adorable character designs and melodic soundtrack. In-game Screenshot “It has a genuinely enthralling narrative that I’m excited to explore more of in the full release.”īeacon Pines is a beautiful game. Its dialogue is hilarious, its visual style is reminiscent of a lavish fairytale come to life, and its gameplay offers an immensely complex set of options for the player to explore. Fortunately, I am happy to announce that not only did I absolutely love it, but that I cannot wait for its full release.īeacon Pines is a delightfully charming title with a lot of wit, character and laughs to be had. At this year’s LudoNarraCon, I got to try out a demo for Beacon Pines.
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