How We Know We're Alive

Motvind Studios

Genre: Adventure

Ratings: 4.10

Version: 1.0

Updated 15/03/23

Downloads: 368

How We Know We're Alive is an adventure and casual gaming application developed by Motvind Studios, available for download on the iOS App Store and Android Play Store. The app is compatible with iOS 13.0+ and Android 12+, and requires 422 MB of free space for installation of the IPA (iOS) or APK (Android) file.

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How we know were alive full game walkthrough and ios/android gameplay by motvind studios

What is How We Know We're Alive app?

Welcome to Härunga – a small industrial town in the bible belt of the mid–north of Sweden. You play as Sara, an aspiring writer who, after having been away for 10 years, returns home in order to investigate the tragic fate of her estranged best friend.

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How to Download How We Know We're Alive on PC

Ready to enjoy How We Know We're Alive on a bigger screen? Whether you're on Windows 10, Windows 11, or macOS, we've made it easy. Follow our guide to easily download and run the APK using Bluestacks. For assistance with downloading or installing APK files, our forums are here to help.

Older versions

Version: 1.0

Jan 15, 2024 Version: 1.0 Min OS: iOS 13.0, Android 12+ File Size: 422 MB

Reviews on How We Know We're Alive for iOS

★★★☆☆ Short game

Interesting story, but game is very short, only about a half hour long

★★★★★ Just give it a chance

The soundtrack and art is absolutely beautiful, and ofc above all else is the story. With out spoiling anything it’s about how our perspective can warp the truth and how we sometimes see what we want to see. While the entire game is only about an hour and a half long it is worth every second of it. I’ve already replayed it three times at this point, it sticks with you. And this game is somehow almost unheard of so if you like this game as much as I did, please tell someone, I want to talk to mor

★★★☆☆ Bama hoops fan is wrong

The whole point of the game is to show that the main character who says stuff like “Jesus loving freaks” is in the wrong

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