Two Falls (Nishu Takuatshina) narrative adventure set in 17th Century Canada wins The Very Big Indie Pitch

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After more than two years, the Big Indie Pitch was recently back on the road, this time heading to Toronto for the first time ever as we hosted Pocket Gamer Connects Toronto 2022. Of course, this also meant the arrival of The Very Big Indie Pitch.

The Very Big Indie Pitch is our bumper edition competition where even more developers are able to pitch an ever-increasing range of brand new and diverse gaming experiences from some of the most exciting indie developers, not only from across the globe.

For those not in the know, The Big Indie Pitch is a regular event run by the makers of PCGamesInsider.biz. It gives indie developers the chance to pitch their games to industry experts and journalists in a speed-dating-style format. Teams get the opportunity to get valuable feedback on their games, as well as win great prizes such as promotional packages and opportunities to promote their game.

As always, the developers gave it everything they had in order to walk away as the winner. An award that was eventually bestowed upon Unreliable Narrators' Two Falls (Nishu Takuatshina). Though it is certainly worth highlighting how well received our eventual runner-up and former winner HOCKEY HEROES was alongside our honourable mention No More Flat Days, all of which you can learn more about below.

1st Place - Two Falls (Nishu Takuatshina) by Unreliable Narrators

In this narrative-driven adventure, players will are placed into the shoes of Jeanna, a girl from the French colonies who now finds herself stranded, and Maikan an Innu travelling west to escape a strange illness that has afflicted his people. Through their intertwining journeys, players will explore the wilderness of 17th-Century Canada whilst making choices along the way that