
The team behind Two Falls is creating a new first-person adventure game called The Caribou Trail. Set during World War I, the game will focus on the personal stories and experiences of those affected by the war, rather than the battles themselves. It’s scheduled to release on PlayStation 5 and PC (through Steam and the Epic Games Store) in 2026.
Here is an overview of the game, via Unreliable Narrators:
About
In The Caribou Trail, you play a personal story set during World War I, focusing on a less-explored aspect of the conflict. The game alternates between the calm, everyday life in the trenches and the intense, frightening experiences of dangerous missions, creating a powerful emotional journey.
Key Features
- Immersive environmental storytelling..
- Psychological survival and internal conflict
- Historically grounded settings inspired by extensive research.
- Rather than glorifying war, The Caribou Trail invites players to endure it.



















FAQ
- About the Game
- What is The Caribou Trail about?
- The Caribou Trail is a narrative-driven game set during the First World War. It focuses on the human experience of war rather than combat or military spectacle, exploring themes such as brotherhood, endurance, memory, and… ghosts.
- Is this a war game?
- Yes and… no. The Caribou Trail is not a traditional war game. It does not focus on winning battles, scoring kills, or military strategy. Instead, it tells a personal and grounded story shaped by historical events.
- Is the game historically accurate?
- The game is a fiction rooted in real historical events. While some elements are adapted for narrative purposes, the team’s goal is to remain respectful, authentic, and faithful to the historical context.
- Does the game glorify war?
- No. The Caribou Trail deliberately avoids glorifying war. Its intent is to reflect on the cost of conflict and the resilience of those who lived through it, rather than portraying war as heroic or entertaining.
- Gameplay
- What kind of gameplay can I expect?
- The Caribou Trail is a narrative exploration game. Gameplay mechanics are designed to support storytelling, immersion, and emotional engagement rather than fast-paced action.
- Is there combat in the game?
- Combat is not the focus of The Caribou Trail. The experience emphasizes movement, observation, interaction, and narrative progression rather than shooting or reflex-based mechanics.
- Is the game linear?
- The story follows a structured narrative path, but players are encouraged to explore environments and engage with moments at their own pace.
- Is The Caribou Trail a multiplayer game?
- No. The Caribou Trail is a single-player experience.
- Is the game replayable?
- While the narrative is largely linear, players may notice new details, perspectives, and emotional nuances on a second playthrough.
- What kind of gameplay can I expect?
- Sensitive Themes and Audience
- Does the game contain violence?
- The Caribou Trail addresses war and its consequences, including death and hardship, but it avoids graphic or sensationalized violence.
- Is the game appropriate for teenagers?
- The game explores mature themes such as loss, trauma, and the psychological impact of war. While it does not include explicit violence or sexual content, parental discretion is advised. Official age ratings : ESRB 17+ ; PEGI 16+.
- Does the game contain violence?
Watch the announcement trailer below. View the first screenshots at the gallery.
Announce Trailer
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