Don’t look back in anger.
If you played the excellent Neon White recently and were surprised to learn it was published by Annapurna Interactive, brace yourself to be completely unsurprised with this one: they don’t come much more Annapurna-y than this. Hindsight is a story that plays out through gentle interactions, with no complex objectives or skill challenges, and it’s beautifully presented and brimming with nostalgic charm.
The game presents a series of static 3D scenes from the narrator’s life, within which you can turn the camera to find interactive elements. The locations are everyday settings – rooms of a home, a restaurant, the seaside – and the protagonist is present in all of them, experiencing or reflecting on events. The interactive parts may be further apparitions of the protagonist, which you select to move the camera over to them, or even objects that glint to signal their significance.
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