The domestic game "Flanders' Dog" launched Steam, adapted from the British writer's novel of the same name.
Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of clues on the way! CTOnews.com, June 27 (Xinhua)-- the domestic adventure game "Flanders Dog A Dog of Flanders" has launched Steam, with a release date to be determined, adapted from the British writer Ovida's novel of the same name. Interested friends click here to enter the store.
CTOnews.com learned from the game page that "the Dog of Flanders" is set in Belgium during the first Industrial Revolution in the late 19th century, and players will play Nello, a poor teenager in a small village near Antwerp, starving and cold but using painting as his belief and way of life.
Game features:
Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Flanders, Belgium.
Experience the touching story of the teenager Nello pursuing his dream.
Create your own paintings freely in all parts of the game world.
Feel the unique atmosphere of Flanders, Belgium in the 19th century.
Ovida, a famous Victorian female writer in England, wrote the classic story "the Dog of Flanders", which is well-known in the western world in 1872.
Introduction to the original work:
A life-and-death friendship between the small village, the Moulin Rouge, the church clock tower, the Flanders field, the boy and the big dog celebrates in the ancient Belgian city of Antwerp: Nello is an orphan and Pardrach is an abandoned Flemish dog. they depend on the old Jehandas. They are destitute and rely on helping their neighbors send milk to the city every day to make a living. In the small village of Hobuken on the outskirts of Antwerp, Nello grew up happily in the melancholy bells of the church and in the light of Rubens's artistic genius. This year, bad luck followed: there was a fire in the village, the Miller suspected Nilo, the old Jehan died before Christmas, and the paintings Nello sent to town failed to win a prize.
When the whole world abandoned Nello, he was accompanied only by the old Padrac, a loyal dog he had saved from the ditch. The boy and the dog, on that Christmas Eve, hugged each other and slept in the snow.
