Inua: A Story in Ice and Time

Immerse yourself in a mystical journey through the Canadian Far North with Inua: a Story in Ice and Time, a captivating point and click narrative adventure set across various eras. Meet Taïna, a tenacious present-day journalist seeking the truth behind the vanishing of the Terror, one of the ships from the Franklin Arctic exploration mission in the 19th century. Follow the enigmatic connections between her story and those of Peter, a young filmmaker covering a military expedition in the 1950s, and Simon, a sailor from the Franklin mission struggling to keep his crew alive, by travelling through time.


Unravel the secrets of the past by searching for ideas and influencing the characters' minds, guiding them towards Nanurluk, the legendary polar bear who lived thousands of years ago. This mystical time-travel experience will take you on an adventure through the far North of Canada, interacting with the past to transform the present. Use your ability to navigate through eras to solve mysteries and lead the characters on their journey. Overcome obstacles and move from scene to scene to unclothe new events of the past, unearthing new ideas that influence the characters' minds. Assisting Simon, Peter, and Taïna to prevail over the challenges standing in their way, and ultimately change history.


Inua's original and supernatural story is based on the real-life tale of the Franklin expedition; a British mission in the 19th century aimed at exploring the Arctic that resulted in a shipwreck, disease, and mutiny. Inua is your opportunity to experience this event in history in a unique and interactive way. Discover clues and unlock the truth behind the historical realities of that time. The game's story is inspired by Inuit tales and legends, which is supported by Inuit writer Thomassie Mangiok, who provided expert consultations together with Billy Gauthier and Monica Ittusardjuat. Inua; a Story in Ice and Time is a game designed by the creators of Bury Me, My Love, and Vignettes, adapted from the original story by Nathalie Frassoni and Frédéric Bouvier and directed by Delphine Fourneau from Klondike collective, with a breathtaking artistic direction that will keep you engaged for hours.