Never Alone: Kisima Ingitchuna is certainly a striking game. That’s mostly thanks to its unique roots, that grew out of the very rich background of the native folk of Alaska. And while it took quite a bit of time to see this particular culture get the spotlight in a game, it was very well worth the time. I had the opportunity to ask some questions to two people who were involved in the making of the game - Dima Veryovka, the art director behind Never Alone‘s striking presentation and Alan Gershenfeld, who’s the CEO of publisher E-Line Media, the group behind its release and development. Where did the idea of making use of Native Alaskan mythology in a game come from? Alan Gershenfeld: The idea actually came from the Cook Inlet Tribal Council (CITC). As a pioneering Alaska Native social service organization, CITC was seeking a way...