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Two Falls: Nishu Takuashina is a single-player, first-person narrative game set in 17th-century Canadian wilderness. You follow two intertwined journeys: Jeanne, a French King’s Daughter stranded far from the French colonies, and Maikan, a young Innu hunter investigating what is disturbing his ancestral forest. Their stories present contrasting perspectives on first encounters between French and Indigenous people.

Jeanne and Maikan

Jeanne sailed to Nouvelle-France hoping to begin a better life overseas. After her ship runs aground, she and her dog Capitaine are the only survivors. As she makes her way through uncharted wilderness toward Quebec, her faith in God is tested, and your choices shape whether she remains a Saint or commits grave sins to survive.

Maikan is a hunter-gatherer from an isolated Innu community and the great-grandson of a medicine man. Having never known life before the arrival of white men, he sets out west after discovering a sinister phenomenon threatening his people. Guided by tradition, he searches for the cause of the land’s defilement and encounters outsiders for the first time.

Two perspectives

You explore distinct realities and cultures through Jeanne’s and Maikan’s viewpoints, each with its own artistic and musical direction. A single event can mean different things to each character, and the story brings their contrasting lives and values into view.

Choices and exploration

The story follows a linear path, but your choices and actions affect how Jeanne and Maikan evolve during their journeys. You inspect scenes, investigate clues and explore distinctive 17th-century environments as the characters face upheaval in worlds they once knew.

The game was created in collaboration with Indigenous creative minds. Its composer, Eadsé, along with its art director, writer, some actors and 3D artists, come from various Native communities in Canada. A Council of Elders composed of First Nations members advises and guides the project, including which versions of the story to present.