The Suicide of Rachel Foster Now Available on Nintendo Switch

The unique and atmospheric world of ONE-O-ONE GAMES and Daedalic Entertainment’s The Suicide of Rachel Foster is now available on the Nintendo Switch.

In this first-person investigation title, players will follow the story of the young woman Nicole, who sets out to find out her family’s dark past. Unraveling the secrets behind the suicide of teenage girl Rachel, she finds herself snowed in on a lonely mountain and explores the abandoned family hotel.

While there, she enlists the help of the young FEMA agent Irving via one of the first radio telephones ever made. Binaural audio has been used in this title, making for an immersive experience.

Learn more with the trailer below:

The Suicide of Rachel Foster – Soon on Nintendo Switch!

You can also get a taste for the soundtrack with the video below:

The Suicide of Rachel Foster Soundtrack

Source: Press Release

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The Suicide of Rachel Foster Now Available on Nintendo Switch

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